Hanke20 Inch Carry On Luggage with Wheels PC Hard Shell Suitcase Top Opening Aluminum Frame Travel Luggage Suitcases for Woman Men Gifts.(Ivory White)

I recently used this hardshell luggage on a two-week international trip, and I couldn’t be more impressed! From the moment I packed to the moment I rolled it through multiple airports, this suitcase delivered on every front.Comfort & Rollability: The 360-degree spinner wheels glide like a dream. Even fully packed, the suitcase moved smoothly over carpet, tile, and even cobblestones. The telescoping handle is comfortable to grip and locks in place securely. Rolling it through busy terminals was absolutely effortless.Capacity & Roominess: Don’t let the sleek design fool you—this suitcase is incredibly roomy! The interior compartments are thoughtfully laid out, with zippered sections and compression straps that helped me stay organized. I packed enough clothes, shoes, and toiletries for two weeks with space to spare for souvenirs. My absolute favorite feature of this luggage line is the zip top in lieu of the standard clamshell design. This simple design feature saves you so much floorspace by allowing you to only unzip the lid. And I feel this feature allows me to pack more inside.Durability: The hardshell exterior held up beautifully against rough handling by baggage handlers. No dents, cracks, or scratches—just solid protection. The zippers are sturdy, and the built-in lock added an extra layer of security for peace of mind.And last, the value of what you get for this piece of luggage is amazing. I hunted and hunted for new luggage before my trip and researched all of the very expensive brands. Luckily I found this for a reasonable price the provides all of the features I was looking for with the durability I needed.Overall, this luggage combines sleek style with serious functionality. Whether you're a frequent flyer or planning a big vacation, this is the suitcase you want by your side. Highly recommend!

I’m impressed. Traveled from HI to CO, around France, to TN for over a month. 9 flights. Really LONG flights. I checked it on most but carried on for several. Zero hiccups. Rolled like a dream over Paris cobble stones. I chose the light green/mint color for safety. A brighter, distinguishable bag is less likely to be stolen at the airport. Even after being checked quite a few times, no real scratches. I travel a lot. My other bags look like they’ve been dropped out of the airplane they get so beat up. This one still looks new. I love that it opens on the side. This came in handy in the airport when I had to get something out of it and didn’t want to reveal everything I had packed. And opening there, I was able to get my packing cubes on their sides to fit more in. Most important, it’s polycarbonate. Twice I’ve had an airline throw my plastic bag so hard they bust the corner out of it. I’m a woman and pack light. This is my new go to bag. I would definitely buy it again.

I thought I should leave a review because I have now bought the 20in, 24in, and 26in. Okay let me help you OCD travelers out. The 26in luggage is huge. You will only need that to check in and then bring a book bag personal item, you don’t need a carry on too, that’s for a long vacation. OR for another different long vacation version could be 24in check in with a 20in carry on and book bag personal item which is what I went with in the end. Medium length vacation book bag and the 20in carry on. The 26in luggage I sent to a friend. All three were delivered very fast no issues. Would recommend.

I spent a rather unhealthy amount of time searching for a new carry on that would fit my needs for both air and car travel. I needed something that was roomy but still carry-on approved, and of course, sturdy enough to handle TSA and uneven terrain. Tried it out on my most recent flight to NYC and it worked really well!DESIGN: I love the color and classy appearance. The grey-blue is bright enough to stand out but nothing too bright/neon. I wanted something that would not scuff easily and the textured design really helps hide any scratches it may ever accumulate. I had to gate-check it twice due to available space on the plane and it arrived to both destinations without any damage. There were a few black scuff marks but I was able to wipe those away with my thumb. There isn’t any reinforcement on the corners. Wheel side should hold up fine, but particularly the bottom corners could potentially be problematic if not packed right. I may reinforce them myself at some point, but they’ve held up so far. The metal reinforcement around the main body of the suitcase is a nice touch for durability and the material is strong enough on the sides where there’s not a lot of give but enough to where it’s not too rigid. The telescope handle does not take up much space on the inside, about an inch, and the lining is loose enough so I could pack smaller clothes between the bars without issue. The interior pockets on the top panel do not take up space in the main packing area based on zipper design. I love the waterproof pocket as well. They’re not particularly big, but smaller items or a swimsuit can still fit nicely. Since the top panel does not take up space in the main compartment (something that laptop compartments often do) I was able to utilize that space to toss my jacket or raincoat on top and still zip it up easily (without sitting on it!)SPACE: The major selling point was of course the top-open design. I don’t think I could ever go back to a clam-shell hard case again. It worked great in the small hotel room, fit beautifully on the luggage wrack, and was a game-changer when I needed to open it up in the airport to toss my jacket inside. My toiletry bag is on the bigger side and fit great with plenty of room to stack clothes and other things. I’m an over-packer and had plenty of room for a 3-day trip. I was able to fit my toiletry bag, first-aid bag, small purse, 4+ days of clothes, 2 pairs of shoes (heels and boots!), curling iron, and raincoat with some room to spare. I used a small vacuum-seal bag for pants, a dress, and a sweater and folded up, it fit well inside.WHEELS/MANEUVERABILITY: This thing glides so smoothly on flat surfaces. Thicker carpet is manageable even with a backpack on top, and without the backpack it rolls great. It held up well on escalators/flat escalators with no issues getting on or off with my backpack on it. Rough terrain like cobblestone would probably require it to be pulled behind you, but I’m not concerned about the wheels holding up on such surfaces.MISC: YKK zippers on the outside held up nicely. The TSA lock was easy to change and worked well. I like how it’s located on the top as I feel like that’s less likely to get damaged. Of course, if someone really wanted to get into your bag they could, but it’s a nice touch. Weight is pretty standard for a carry on. I was able to lift it into the TSA bins easily.CONS: While there are not any major issues with this suitcase, I gave it 4 stars mainly for the handle design and lack of bottom handle by the wheels. The handlebar is not seamless with the telescope rods which could potentially be problematic when taking off any bag with a built-in luggage strap. It has quite an edge to it that is manageable but not when needing to remove a bag quickly. My backpack has a detachable strap I use to wrap around the handle, but for someone with a strap flush to their bag it could be a deal-breaker. There isn’t an additional grab handle on the bottom by the wheels, so moving it into the overhead bins, TSA bins, car, etc. is a little awkward and you kinda have to hold onto the wheels which isn’t the most user-friendly. If there was one thing that I would absolutely change about this suitcase, it would be to add an additional handle on the bottom. The compression straps on the inside of the bag could be a little longer, and they’re also attached unevenly which has its pros and cons. For one, the attachments utilize areas already inside of the suitcase so there’s no additional hardware taking up space, and it may help a little bit more compression-wise, but at the same time the one side is really easy to lose if you’re not careful when packing. I had to unpack once to retrieve the strap. The straps that prop the top panel up are also quite long, which is nice if you want to lay the panel flat, but since there are clips to detach it, the length is a bit overkill and just got in the way when zipping it up. I may just cut them shorter at some point.Overall, I’m really happy with this suitcase and am excited to use it on future trips!