ANTLER - Single Stripe Hard Shell Medium Suitcase - Durable, Lightweight & Expandable, 4 Spinner Wheels - Adjustable Handle, TSA Lock, 68cm - Indigo

Got it on sale and it’s absolutely worth it. I’ve only bought Antler suitcases for the past ten years as I believe they’re worth the price! If you can afford them, definitely invest. It’s sturdy and so smooth due to the 360° 4 wheels. It’s great quality and very light. Perfect for a weekend trip or for a Ryanair/easyJet flight. The colour is also so beautiful. The lock is easy to use and comes with tutorial on how to reset.

Great value! Not used yet but feel great quality. The large is quite big but the variety of sizes is perfect depending on the trip.

Absolutely superb, only slight thing is the wheels weren't quite as good on carpets as they were on hard floors.

Great case, Perfect size, lightweight to move around, but sturdy enough to protect the contents.

Disappointing. Despite the measurements advertised, this product neglects to mention that it is ALWAYS in an ‘expanded’ state. You cannot ‘un-expand’ it. When measured with a tape measure, steel ruler and soft tape measure, all produced a roughly 22cm width. For the price there simply isn’t a compelling offer to get this over the likes of the Cabinmax which is what I replaced this with after returning it. It’s also significantly cheaper.

Amazing size suitcase. Everything fits without a headache. Plenty of room. Nice colour. Good build. Reputable brand. Comes with warranty. very easy to use. Very smooth to travel with. Smooth wheels. Good value.

Nice Small suitcase with great-quality wheels. Bought on a Black Friday deal, so a bit expensive at full price, but I got a deal on it, and it's a keeper. I need a complement to my larger suitcase, and this one fits in the larger one for storage. The plastic shell could have been a little thicker for added strength due to being mishandled by baggage handlers, but it is a carry-on bag that is big enough.

Stylish and resistant

This ANTLER carry on has become my go to suitcase for trips. The size is perfect for airline overhead bins and the lightweight design makes it easy to maneuver through airports without feeling bulky or heavy. The wheat beige color looks clean and modern and stands out just enough without being flashy. The build quality is excellent. The hardside shell feels strong and durable while still keeping the suitcase light. It has handled bumps, drops, and being tossed around during travel with no cracks or dents. The zipper feels smooth and the expandable section gives extra room when I need it without throwing off the balance of the case. The four spinner wheels are one of the best parts. They glide smoothly across airport floors, carpet, and uneven surfaces with almost no effort. The adjustable handle is sturdy, does not wobble, and locks into place securely at different heights. Rolling this suitcase feels effortless. The interior layout is well thought out. The compartments, straps, and divider help keep everything organized and prevent items from shifting around. The 40 liter capacity is surprisingly spacious for a carry on and I can pack several outfits, toiletries, and electronics without struggling for space. The TSA approved lock is a solid bonus. It keeps everything secure and removes the need for separate locks or clips during travel. For the price, this luggage offers outstanding value. It looks premium, performs well, and feels built to last. If you want a reliable, stylish, and easy to handle carry on, this one is an excellent choice.

This suitcase is a quiet powerhouse. At just 5.7 lbs, it’s impressively lightweight without feeling flimsy, and the 40L capacity hits the sweet spot for weekend trips or minimalist packing. The dimensions are airline-friendly, so it slides easily into overhead bins without the gate-check drama. Security is built in. The TSA-approved lock adds peace of mind, and the interior lining — made from recycled polyester — feels premium and thoughtfully designed. The U-Zip pocket and mesh divider keep things organized, and the four bespoke wheels glide smoothly in any direction. The central stripe is more than just a design detail — it’s a subtle styling cue that pairs perfectly with Antler’s luggage straps. Whether you go bold or keep it neutral, it adds a polished touch to your travel setup. Antler’s heritage shows in the details. With over a century of travel expertise, this case feels like it was made by people who understand what modern explorers need. And the lifetime warranty? That’s a quiet promise of durability and trust. Final thoughts: If you want a carry-on that’s stylish, secure, and built to last, this one delivers. It’s a smart companion for curious travelers — and a sleek solution for stress-free packing.

**Background:** Looking for a bag suitable for a weekend trip, either for myself or a family member, where packing light is preferred. **Build Quality:** I would definitely rate this above average, but not in the exceptional category. For example, the bag has two seams: one with double stitching on top of each other, and the other with a single stitch. The bag is very lightweight; it's super light, making it a good choice for those trying to pack minimally. It has a plastic shell that seems reasonably durable, although I wouldn't take it on a month-long globetrotting trip. It's relatively spacious for its size, but keep in mind that the measurements include the wheels. The outer shell measures approximately 18 x 9 x 13 inches. The zipper quality is above average, but again, I wouldn't consider it top-tier. I love the clean look of this bag. The logo is discreet, and there's a concave area across the middle that allows you to attach a strap, adding a decorative touch. I think this offers good value. It's definitely above average in build quality and appearance. The wheels are very smooth and seem durable, and the bag is ultralight.

This suitcase looks clean in person, and the minimalist design makes it feel more premium than a lot of luggage out there. I packed it for a quick weekend trip and was surprised at how much I could fit inside. The interior layout makes it easy to organize things without having them crush each other in transit. It’s light enough that lifting it into an overhead bin feels effortless. The wheels glide like they’re floating. I rolled it through an airport parking lot, over tiles, and even across a bumpy sidewalk, and it handled everything smoothly without wobbling. The telescoping handle slides out clean and feels sturdy when you’re moving fast through a terminal trying to make a gate that’s way too far away. Inside, the compartments help keep clothes and toiletries sorted. The divider sections make packing more efficient, especially if you’re the type who hates rummaging through a pile of clothes to find one thing. The shell feels strong enough to take hits without leaving dents or cracks, which gives you peace of mind when baggage handlers get a little too energetic.

Extremely overpriced. The material looks and feels cheap. It is a regular, soft plastic. Which makes the suitcase lightweight but not sturdy. I’m attaching a photo of my medium sized Antler after just on trip. I realize that there may be some dirty stains on a light color but I didn’t expect to have so many scratches on a $300 bag. I had much sturdier suitcases. Zipper sewing looks cheap as well. Very disappointed.