Smart Spinner Hardside Luggage, 2 Piece Set, Wood Thrush

Excellent quality for the price! I needed a great draw-gift for Christmas and found this at a fantastic sale price. Wasn't sure the quality would be what it was! The case is strong and sturdy, and the wheels turn easily. I tried it on a hard floor and carpet! It was the top gift in the draw, stolen several times! Highly recommend for a great carry-on suitcase!

Bought this Wrangler Smart Luggage Set for my husband and it was a great choice. It held up perfectly on our recent trip to Florida and handled travel really well. The suitcase is sturdy, spacious, and easy to maneuver — the wheels roll smoothly and made airport travel effortless. The built-in cup holder is surprisingly useful, and the USB port was super convenient for charging on the go. It looks sleek and well-made without being bulky. Overall, it’s a smart, practical set that actually delivers on its features. Would definitely recommend, especially for frequent travelers ✈️

This is our third wrangler suitcase. They are pretty good quality but the extender usually ends up coming unsown after a little bit of time. The size is the perfect carry on though and as a western style family it’s perfect.

This luggage is very nice! The teal color is even nicer in person- the pictures didn’t do it justice. The carryon size is perfect. I don’t think any airline would have an issue with the size of it. The cup holder has a spring clamp to it so your stuff ain’t going no where! It fits a regular size water bottle- not a Stanley or anything like that. The wheels are 360° so it spins very nicely. The hooks on the side are great for a bag with a short handle or something similar. The inner portable charger is perfect if you have one like I do that is slim and connects to a USB. It charged my phone with no issue! The secondary bag is perfect for your “personal item” under the seat. Great for grab and go items like a book or mirror or cords etc. It fit more than I expected as well. At the time of purchase this was $42 and worth every penny! I have not used it yet but I plan to in March and I will update my review if needed then.

This luggage set is great! Each piece has the usb port, cup holder & hooks to hang a tote or purchase bag. Other sets with similar features were alot more money! It rolls super smoothly, looks sharp (navy blue) & seems like it will function well. (Haven’t gone anywhere yet). My husband is very happy with his birthday gift! I would recommend!

Really nice carry on suitcase!! The zippers are strong and slide smoothly. The outside shell feels sturdy and the handle pulls up easily and is a good height for an adult. The wheels rolls smoothly and in all directions. There is a zipper that allows you to expand the suitcase a further inch or so and there are 'resters' on the side of the suitcase so that when you slide it up into the overhead bin to rest on its side, the outside shell isnt getting scratched up! Nice feature! The inside of the case has alot of room for a carry on - there is one side that unzips so that you can access the USB cord to plug into your charging unit (not included) and on the other side there is a zipper to enclose that side of the case so your clothes dont fall out all over the place. On the outside you have a cup holder. But its not just a cup holder, it is also a phone perch AND the usb plug (from the inside) so you can charge your phone while its perched on the stand. The cup holder can also be used as a 'hook' to hang things from (like a small bag if you buy something). I love the colour - I got the burnt orange and its so pretty! All in all I love this case. Its easy to use, easy to maneuver and easy to lift into the overhead bin even when fairly full. Its not too big but is just right. Excellent value for the cost and I would get another one in different colours.

I wouldn't call this suitcase bad, but I wouldn't call it good either. Last year, my 30-year-old, ride or die, carry-on luggage moved on to the big airport in the sky after a harrowing 5 days lost between my home state and the Miami airport. I knew finding her replacement at an economical price was a tall order, so I set out to do some research but became daunted by all of the choices, and I was disappointed to discover that the quality suitcases that would be comparable were fairly expensive. So, this past spring when I was preparing for a trip and still couldn't decide what to get, I decided to buy this one as an interim suitcase because I really like the cupholder/ charger feature. Plus it was an Amazon's Choice, had great ratings and the $60 price tag was hard to beat. When it arrived I was disappointed, though not surprised (at this price point) that the quality was a bit lacking. It didn't feel sturdy at all, the wheels although rubber and with a substantial inset footing seemed cheap and flimsy, the handle was wobbly and the lining was not only not flush with the hard shell (thus providing less space, but it was paper thin and felt like it was going to give at any minute. The zippers. Ha! I didn't expect YKK or anything extraordinary but they were as cheap as they come. I literally used a luggage strap every time I flew with it because I didn't trust those zippers to hold. In the end, it was good enough and I figured it would get me through the few trips I had planned for this spring/ summer and it was. But just barely. After 4 uses, twice on a car trip, once on a plane trip (checked), and once on a cross-country drive that ended in a plane trip (also checked) here's how it did: 1) The large interior zipper has lost both of its zipper pulls. They literally cracked in two. The first one after two uses and the second one after four. The zipper for the same section of the bag has failed twice and no, I didn't overfill it at all. 2) It held quite a bit, even when I didn't have it extended which was nice. 3) The exterior zipper held up okay but the seams are already pulling apart. (That COULD have been from overfilling, but I was able to close it fairly easily so it wasn't THAT full. It also didn't zip easily, even when empty which I didn't love. 4) The hard shell itself is textured and has held up pretty well. I haven't seen any major scuffs or scratches even after being checked twice. 5) The wheels are indeed sturdy. I was dragging it for miles over some gnarly roads, up and down curbs, a few cobbled roads, and up some stairs and they took that just fine. However, they don't roll smoothly at all when the suitcase is full, even though I packed the heavy items on the bottom and OFTEN it would get off balance when I hit a bumpy spot. I ended up pulling it on two wheels like the old-school luggage in order to keep it stable. It also pulled heavy. 6) The handle was wobbly and difficult to raise and lower. It was also difficult to pull the suitcase by the handle when it was full unless you held it on the side, but that was likely due to the not poorly designed wheels. Overall, in spite of that, it was fine but between the wheels and the handle, this suitcase is not easy to pull. 7) The cup holder and charger, are the whole reason I chose this as my interim suitcase, and well, I can't review that because I've never ever used it. Not once. LOL!! I would question how well it would hold a cup or water bottle with the way it falls over all the time. All in all, it's an okay suitcase. I plan to pass it on to my daughter who doesn't travel by air after I find the real replacement for my original old bag. Would I recommend it? Probably not. I do think it's good enough for short road trips, although the cupholder and charger are moot in those instances. But for air travel? No, definitely not. It's not sturdy enough to check and if you have back problems, it's definitely not something you want to lug through the airport.

The built in charger slash cup holder on this thing is great. Yeah, it's plastic, no it's not built to be abused but what is these days? It's a really nice feature to have waiting at the gates to change planes or anywhere you have limited access to power. I'm old, fat, and disturbingly clumsy but I had no trouble draggin this thing through ramps, escalators, elevators, moving walkways you name it. Like I said.... Clumsy, so I (repeatedly) bashed the wheels on this thing into walls, smacked the sides into car doors, posts, .......... Other people.... Oops. It took it all like a champ. I'm sure this thing will comply with all the airlines carryon rules. It will expand a bit by use of an expansion zipper so you can over stuff it if need be. If you need an inexpensive carry on that looks great and does the job this is your pick. One last thing. The expanding handle has been mentioned in other reviews as flimsy. Well, it's not made from pillars of steel that's true but I have had no problem with it. Update: July 2024 I read an extensive rather negative review about this piece of luggage and it's really unfortunate. Really my mind gets blown by some of these reviews. One complaint was that the USB charging feature was unreliable. Baloney. What's more likely is your portable battery is unreliable. It's a simple connection ok? Plug the battery in, zip it up in the pocket and then plug your phone , tablet, whatever in the other side. They make a ZILLION of those connectors in thousands of products every day, they rarely fail. Complaint: the color looks faded. What? Look at the picture. That's what you get. I call BS. Complaint: no compartments. Holy crap on a cracker. It's a CARRY ON. carry ons are SMALL. They are supposed to be........First time flyer? Complaint: cheap material and zippers. What are you......a gorilla? Unless you plan on a mid trip temper tantrum where you plan to grab this thing by the compartment divider and throw it at your equally angry spouse, it should last many years. Complaint: the lock was flimsy. WHAT LOCK? I didn't get a lock with mine. I have no idea what the reviewer was expecting from this luggage but it kinda seems like he expected a 300 dollar piece of Samsonite. And.....I gotta tell ya, the reality of that is well...... Go ahead and over pay for something else if it makes you feel better.