Carry-On Hardside Suitcase: Full Aluminum HardShell Luggage with TSA Lock & Spinner Wheels for Business Travel - Crush-Resistant & Burst-Proof - Gunmetal Gray

I’ve been using this suitcase for a few months now and it’s holding up great. I’ve probably taken about 10 flights so far with this bag and it has no dents or any serious scratches. The bag is lightweight and comparable to luxury brand versions of aluminum carry-ons. This has a classy look, roles nicely , And fits in every overhead bin I’ve had to use so far. 10 out of 10.

I wanted these because I didn't want a zipper that would break or be succeptable to rain. They are pretty good so far we've had them about a year. I'm always afraid I won't be able to get it open because of the locks and that I'm going to bend the hinges when I have it fully loaded. I would choose a better grade on both of those items. It is amazingly light weight for what it is tho and that's good. No more overload fees at the counter. I get tons of compliments on these suitcases.

First, I did not receive this as a promotion, not for free :) but... I decided to take a chance on the reviews and description provided here. Glad I took a chance! I bought this mainly because it has an all-aluminum shell and fits within the strict "Air France" carry-on size guidelines for Europe. It's slimmer than most carry-on luggage sold. The seller also provides a great warranty. The craftsmanship looks excellent, with well-done rivets and a tight, secure rubber seal between the halves, making it likely very water-tight when closed. Setting the code for the side latches was easy, and though they're plastic, they feel durable. The handles, also plastic, feel sturdy and have a nice soft-close feature. I'll update on its durability after using it, but I'm confident it'll handle future journeys well. It arrived well-packed in its manufacturer box within a large Amazon box, with additional protection in a clear cover that can be used during storage or when in use. Hope this helps potential buyers!

Worst luggage I have ever purchased. Everything is falling apart after 3 trips. It is made with the worst materials because it dents if you pushed with slight force. Don’t even think about checking this thing because you won’t have a luggage when you arrive…

First review as I haven't used it yet. Looks to be of very nice quality for the price. Arrived in perfect condition and I travel a lot so was looking for all-aluminum for my carry on to protect my computer, etc. and because all-aluminum just looks great. This thing rolls very well and the interior is good to go--nothing too luxurious but perfect for me. One thing...the instructions for setting the TSA locks are not good. Small print, small diagrams and I can't find a video of how to set the locks. Good for now, but. . . I'll try to remember to do another review after I travel with it.

I ordered a brand new suitcase and there were used socks found inside…

Nice one. Thank you 🤘😊 I got it.

You can get flight cases like this for equipment for less than the cost of the suitcase and I think those are built sturdier. This is obviously a premium product in the wheels work well and it looks gorgeous at least for now after a couple flights when it gets banged around a bit, we will see. But the walls aren’t really thick, and the fact that it’s aluminum doesn’t automatically mean that it offers as much protection as a well-built hard case. But I’m thinking in terms of equipment and this is a suitcase and it will probably do very fine with your valuables and your clothes. Another thing is that I don’t trust TSA locks because keys are readily available and so the security ad offers is more of an illusion, but certainly not the style so if you’re willing to pay for that, this is the suitcase for you. I just think it’s not really a value proposition here. I have a good example in terms of sturdiness. You can sit on this thing, but if you laid it flat and you stood on it, it would deform. There are thick plastic hard cases that you can stand on all day long and it won’t do a thing to them.

I've racked up a few frequent flyer miles in the past few years, but I'm the kind of traveler who shoves whatever I can fit into a good backpack and makes do with that. I do have a traveler case that I use for longer trips, but it's very basic compared with this one. This hardshell aluminum case is riveted and reinforced at all corners. The hinges are strong steel and the wheels and handles are securely fastened. This is a case that can take a lot of punishment. Of course, the benefit of my method of travel is that it can be done at about 1/5 the price. This case does seem expensive time, even when compared with my other traveler case. However, in terms of quality, you certainly get what you're paying for. In addition to its sturdy shell, there's also an outer plastic cover to safeguard against both weather and scratches. There's TSA approved locks on which you can set your own combination, and there a well organized interior with several sections and pockets for separating your items. Everything is well designed and well constructed. If you don't mind paying a little more for quality, this would certainly be a good choice for a discerning traveler.

I love this luggage. It survived my trip to LA recently. I used a see through plastic luggage cover though. So far so good. The real test is my trip to Cancun. If it survive this trip I will purchase a bigger one. The stickers were a nice touch too!

This 29 inch suitcase from Sindermore is well constructed with very durable aluminum. This suitcase should last a very long time. This suitcase still have the usual weak point in the wheels and handle, but are worth the cost/effort to repair if/when needed. That said, this suitcase isn't the best for air travel unless you are flying business class. This is due to the empty weight of over 13 lbs which is several pounds more than ABS or polycarbonate suitcases. I don't think you can fill this suitcase fully if the allotted limit is just 50 lbs when flying economy. This suitcase is also not expandable, but it is not a large issue since this is a large suitcase to begin with. The fabric and zippers used for the inside are also decent in quality so you should have to worry about it. I usually leave my suitcases unlock since I always keep all valuables on my carry on, but they did include TSA locks for others. The current price of $699 CAD is a bit on the high side in my opinion, but maybe worth it since it may be the last one you need to buy.

The Sindermore Aluminum 20 Inch Suitcase is quality, solid, but a bit on the heavy side. It may be the material used to make it more durable it's to be considered when weight is such an important factor when travelling. The mesh bags in the interior were an interesting feature; they're helpful for including cables. Overall though, it's a decent suitcase. Pros: - solid, sturdy, durable - smooth rolling wheels - has both a top and side handle - two TSA combination locks - two attached mesh bags within interior Cons: - a bit on the heavier side - looks kind of plain - a bit pricey ($439)

🔎 Overview 🔍 If you're in need of a new aluminum suitcase for travel, look no further! The Sindermore suitcase comes packed with all the travel essential features including built in TSA approved locks, great durability, smooth rolling wheels, and a huge amount of storage space! The aluminum suitcase opens by using the three built in TSA locks and opens to a large storage area split between the top and the bottom. One side has a stretchable cover to store your items while the other side is secured by a zippered opening. The unfortunate thing about any aluminum suitcase is that if it is rough handled at the airport, they will dent. Luckily this has survived 2. trips to China from Canada already and I can happily recommend this to the average traveller. ✅ Pros ✅ - Thick and sturdy aluminum body - Responsive and durable TSA approved combination locks - HUGE amounts of storage space - Durable telescoping handle and side handle - Incredibly quiet, grippy, and smooth wheels ❌ Cons ❌ - Dents if man handled by airport staff