HankeSuitcases with Wheels Expandable Foldable Luggage Bag Suitcase Collapsible Rolling Travel Bag Duffel Bag for Men Women Lightweight Suitcases without Telescoping Handle, Black

This worked out perfectly for me. I had to go to Dialysis every other day for two years and it’s always cold in there so I needed to bring a blanket and a pillow I brought an electric blanket, which isn’t small and I’m usually pretty weak after so this was perfect cause I could just roll it in and out and the expandable size is great. I can fit so much stuff in there.

I like this suitcase and I would recommend it, because I went on a nice trip to Italy and Switzerland, and it was perfect for moving around with the other suitcase I had, it seems to be a good, long lasting suitcase for small trips, or long trips. I didn’t like that there is no pull out handle for it, you have to pull it by the straps, but that’s not a big thing. I also really like the dark blue color, it’s nice.

airports always make me sign a waiver when I try to send it under the plane, it has withheld the abuse of 36+ flights while over stuffing it but it’s annoying to carry around so use it like a handbag with wheels I’m also 6ft7 so like I can’t strap it to myself and rollIt like everyone else that has it does, bag has many many forms and shapes so find the one that best fits you, durable and good quality

I was looking for a sturdier expandable bag with wheels because my last bag ripped. This bag is made from heavier fabric, which is waterproof and won’t tear. It is small enough to store in an overhead compartment, sturdy enough to check at its expanded size and is lockable. This bag only expands once, so if your looking for something that expands 2-4 times this isn’t it.

This easy rollable expandable suitcase gives me unlimited space and peace of mind.Easy to use and the material and zippers are built to last. It looks nice, and is comfortable to use. I got multiple compliments on it. Highly recommended

I appreciate the space and the ease of loading. I had plenty of room for my things. Maneuvering around airports, however, was more difficult. It's short so you either have to bend awkwardly downward or have a navigation tie on the handles to move it along. Additionally, does not conform well to airport luggage carts and make mixed luggage more difficult to load. Have to be careful also not to put in more weight than will be allow onto the aircraft.

honestly after reading so many reviews on this and similar bags, i didn’t have high hopes for this surviving a trip home from japan. but boy was i wrong! we packed it in an carry on for the ride there because we didn’t bring a suitcase of any kind. it folds up so small and compact and it’s light and easy to carry. we were able to slowly open it up until we needed full capacity once we were ready to head home and it survived quite the long journey! we used a suitcase strap just for extra security, but we probably didn’t even need it. no tips, zippers fully intact, the bottom didn’t break and the wheels were fine! it does roll a little funky when it’s all the way open and full of stuff, i recommend packing all the heavy stuff at the bottom to help with that. all in all im impressed and satisfied with how it worked for us. i’ll be using it again and a suitcase that i can pack inside all my other ones for future trips across the globe!

For anyone who needs to know - the Upgrade Version fits 2 Graco Pack n Plays perfectly. Width is down to about a mm of wiggle room... it's a tight fit, but it fits. 2 Graco Pack n Plays plus this bag total weight is about 43 lbs, so you can shove some sheets and stuff in the outer pocket and on top (there's a few extra inches of height on the packable space) before you hit your 50 lb checked bag limit. Note - the Upgrade Version 2 does NOT fit a Pack n Play! Only the Upgrade Version. Anyway - nice way to hit one checked item instead of 2 if you need to travel with multiple Pack n Plays. Pays for itself in one round trip flight with checked baggage costs these days.