Ben Sherman Nottingham Lightweight Hardside 4-Wheel Spinner Travel Luggage, Charcoal, 28-Inch Checked

Very nice! Love the sleek look, design and quality. Wheels turn so easily which makes traveling a breeze. Great carry-on size.

I absolutely love this set the larger one is great the next size tore up on my daughter when she pulled the handle it came apart I don’t know if the next size was built different but the same thing happened to my guard daughter as well

I work for an airline, no I’m not a flight attendant. But I do travel often. I love this bag. It’s a great carryon size. I love that each side zips up and secures your items. I’ve had to open my bag in the terminal and this is nice because you can grab what you need and everything else isn’t falling out or on display to the public. The bag itself is lightweight but sturdy. Rolls easily. And looks beautiful.

I bought this bag on sale for a quick weekend trip, and it didn’t disappoint! It’s lightweight, easy to maneuver, and had enough space for what I needed. My only (minor) complaint is that the outside zippers can be a little finicky. They catch sometimes and require a little extra effort to open/close. But, overall, it was a great buy for the price.

The hard-sided suitcase with zippered sides is a brilliant innovation that significantly enhances travel convenience. Most suitcases have one zippered side with a stretchable strap on the other. This case with double zippered sides prevents clothing from spilling out when the suitcase is opened. This feature is especially useful for maintaining organization and quickly accessing specific items without creating a mess. The suitcase also boasts smooth-rolling wheels and a sturdy handle, making it easy to maneuver through airports and streets. Combining durability, practicality, and a beautiful exterior, this suitcase is a must-have for frequent travelers.

Still going strong! Airlines always try to kill it! Nope! Ben Sherman for the win! Highly recommend!

I bought two of these and I should have bought zero. One of them arrived soiled, for which Amazon gave me a discount which was generous and very considerate of them. However, the first of the suitcases broke at the bottom corner, where the wheels are, after a single trip with one layover. Two flights. The second suitcase broke in exactly the same way after two trips. Four flights. In none of these trips did I load the baggage with more than fifty pounds of contents per bag. The problem is that the suitcase is built in a monocoque fashion, ie the plastic exterior holds the wheels together. There is no frame at the bottom, not even a plastic one, to connect and reinforce the four caster wheels. And since the plastic exterior is shaped with the plaid design, there are lots of stress concentrations where the material can, and does, crack. Nothing has fallen out of the bag yet, because there is an interior liner and very very light padding between the exterior and the contents of the suitcase. If I were designing this product, I would get rid of the plastic plaid lines, use thicker sheet plastic for the shell, and reinforce the wheels with a plastic or aluminum frame. I used to use a pair of similarly sized Samsonite ultralight luggage that I bought for $99 each, which I took everywhere from Europe to Uruguay over the course of seven years. I still have those suitcases. They have a frame between the wheels. In retrospect, I should have spent a little more to get a durable product instead of buying this product which has fallen apart after one or two uses. Total garbage and a waste of money.

This suitcase has traveled a few times now and it doesn’t look used at all. This was my first hard shell suitcase and I was nervous it would crack after being checked several times. It still looks brand new. The wheels glide easily. The handle moves up and down easily. I do wish it expanded to fit even more. It’s lightweight and it was a great purchase.