Coolife Lightweight Luggage with TSA Lock,3 Piece Set Gray

We’re very pleased with this Coolife hardshell luggage set. The cases look nice, appear roomy, and they’re lightweight and easy to maneuver - thanks to the smooth-rolling spinner wheels. TSA approved lock with easy to set combination, plus zippered closures and securing straps to keep everything organized. Love the 3-sizes included and the smallest case is carry on compliant. For just under $140, this was an excellent buy. We’re looking forward to using them on our next trip.

This company and product deserve a lot more recognition! Very well crafted suitcases. Color is so distinctive it will be easy to pick out of the airline baggage check. Very sturdy. Love the fact that the wheels are so imminently movable. Total plus when it comes to style and design.

Stood up well, good working condition, moves smoothly, built in lock worked properly and is convenient

It is good luggage -- not GREAT luggage -- but for our family of occasional travelers who need fairly sturdy options, this will do the job for a good price. The sizes are great and the zippers are solid opening well. The pockets are good and allow for nice packing. Good luggage for fun adventures

I’m so happy with these suitcases! Admittedly, I haven’t used the smallest size yet, but the medium size and large size have been perfect for my summer travels so far. One stand out quality that I wanted to review is the wheels. I took the large suitcase (and used every checked bag pound allowed) on an international vacation and definitely appreciated the ease of maneuverability in comparison to the other suitcases my mom and sister brought. I could easily maneuver through downtown Dublin without any problems. I also appreciated the hard sides as I watched my suitcase tumble down the chute at baggage pickup. Would recommend and buy again.

These suitcases have served me well for several years! They are easy to maneuver and the hard outer layer makes them compact (easy to fit in the overhead bin for the carry on size). The outer shells have remained intact after several trips (apart from a puncture in the medium sized suitcase due to mishandling in a storage facility; fortunately, it does not impact its functionality and it is still usable). The carry on and medium sized suitcases do not have extender zippers, but the largest suitcase does--just good to know. And they all have easy-to-use locks on the sides. Overall, I have been very pleased with these suitcases over the past few years.

Love my luggage. They have a smooth glide and sturdy material

Packaged exceptionally well. This is my second set (similar make and appearance), as my Mom wanted the same set. Very durable, nice vibrant color and nice appearance. Easy to roll and maneuver. They are lightweight, however empty they weigh 10lbs (28 inch), 7.5 lbs (24 inch) and 6 lbs (22 inch) luggage. I weighed them with a digital luggage scale so I knew what I was working with before arriving at the airport.

The purple is gorgeous. The wheels are very smooth even with the max weight in them. I like how the lock is built in and was super easy to set my own code.

I am happy with the suitcases so far, though I've only travelled once across Canada with them. The locks worked well and the zippers work well. The biggest suitcase expands, but I didn't need it too, even with it stuffed tight, and probably over the 50lb limit (I think they gave me a pass at the baggage check). They nest inside each other nicely. For the first flight, I even flew with the middle size one inside the biggest suitcase. The insides are well made and as advirtised. I did expect them to be a little more blue than they are, but looking at the pictures from a different computer now, I think that the mistake was made more by me and my laptop than the representation. In some lights they look almost a smoky blue/grey than a blue colour, but I was still able to pick it out on the baggage belt. The outside shells are flexible. The advantage of course is that this helps when the suitcase is a bit over-stuffed, or one side is packed more deeply than the other. Time will tell whether this is good or bad in the long-term. A corner of the biggest one seems flatter/pushed-in compared to the other corners now, after that first trip, or maybe I'm imagining things. I feel this is a risk you take with any suitcase of this kind that is not reinforced in the corners.