Traveler’s Choice Edinburgh II Hardside Spinner Luggage, TSA Lock, Pink, 29″ Large

Great weekend bag
I am a notorious over packer, so this bag at first appeared to be way too small for me to pack for a long weekend trip. I was wrong. This bag with its multiple compartments, compression board, sturdy zippers and expandable feature, makes it easy to organize and pack. The quality of the internal lining and multiple pockets is surprisingly on par with my other much more expensive luggage (Level 8 and Away). Where the bag falls short is in rolling mechanism and the outer shell, which is prone to scratching and feels thin. I love the lower handle; it makes lifting the bag into an overhead compartment much easier. The rolling mechanism is ok, and the top handle is not as sturdy as the rest of the bag, but given the price, the bag is solid value and worth purchasing, especially if you are only an occasional traveler.

Good luggage, although it depends on how you pack
When thinking about luggage, I value build-quality, space, and how well it rolls. This suitcase hits a lot of my target criteria, but is missing one item: a means to pack suits.As build quality goes, I mostly like it. The zippers zip and unzip easily, the zipper handles are large and easy to use, and the hard shell is…well, hard. There’s a bit of expandability that will allow for extra storage space. The main handle extends smoothly and easily–a key quality for airline luggage. My only qualm is the locking mechanism, which works by locking the two zipper handles into a three digit combo lock. (Look at the product pictures to see what I mean.) This creates practical disadvantages: to lock the case, you *must* have the zipper affixed in a particular position. This makes it difficult to overstuff the case. (If you, like me, pack for five days in a two-day suitcase, you know what I mean.) Also, the zipper handles are likely to be VERY hard to replace: using a generic replacement means you can’t lock the case anymore. For a lot of folks, this won’t matter. I tend to wear my suitcases into the ground and replace parts as they go bad, so I suspect this case will have a smaller lifetime than others I’ve used. (If you’re not like me and don’t beat your suitcases to near-breaking, this may not be an issue.)On rolling, this passes my key test for a four-wheeler: I can roll it on a carpeted floor when it’s *empty.* Four-wheeler suitcases are more stable when full–but if you can wheel it empty, it will wheel when stuffed.Inside, it’s got a number of nice pockets. Take a look at them in the product pictures and see if it matches your style. I think I’m going to let my girlfriend use this, because she prefers a modular packing style. I prefer a larger, uncluttered area with a suiter–which this lacks, although you could use some of the containers for that purpose.I’m not docking it a star for that, however, because suitcases are very much matters of personal preference and style. Just because this one doesn’t fit my travel style perfectly doesn’t make it unfit. For someone who values the particular form of compartmentalization, this would work wonderfully. I’ve seen far more expensive suitcases of lower quality.

Small roller bag with lots of features
This is a great small roller bag. It is well made, has lots of great pockets, and feels really sturdy. One feature I really like is the small handle that is on the bottom of the suitcase so you have something to grab when you pick it up. The only downside is that because the finish is glossy and shiny, it doesn’t take anything for it to start getting scratched up during travel. At least it makes it look like it has been some places. lol! Overall, super happy with this suitcase – it rolls smoothly and easily, and is worth the cost.