COOLIFE Hard Shell Suitcase with TSA Lock and 4 Spinner Wheels Lightweight Durable (Turquoise Green, S(56cm 38L))

Excellent product. The wheels are sturdy which is exactly what I was looking for. The bag is well protected and well made yet incredibly light. The handles are very comfy and the case moves well in any direction on its sturdy wheels. Inner compartments are perfect for separating items. Previous suitcases didn't survive a single trip as the wheels would overheat from friction and melt, causing the wheels to stiffen up...rendering my old cases very difficult to transport. Was frustrated at cases only barely surviving a single trip. This new case however moved smoothly for my recent trip and still retains full smooth functioning wheels. The corners appear to have protected it well from damage in checked in baggage. Security lock feature is cool. I chose electric blue and was eassy to spot on baggage reclaim conveyor. Great case.

travel a lot for work, usually four to five trips a year internationally, plus personal trips on top of that, so my luggage gets plenty of abuse. I’ve owned much more expensive suitcases in the past, and honestly these have lasted just as long, if not longer. The hard shell is very durable and handles the usual airline treatment well, and the spinner wheels roll smoothly even when the case is fully loaded. The zipper glides smoothly and the bag is as light as you would expect for a bag of this size. The size is excellent too. There’s loads of space inside and it’s easy to organise everything for longer trips. I’ve had the outer shell damaged once by an airline, but that’s something that eventually happens to all suitcases. What mattered to me was that at this price point it didn’t feel painful to replace, and I actually bought the same bag again without hesitation. That alone says a lot about how much I trust this brand. I’ve been happy enough with it that I even convinced my partner to replace her luggage with COOLIFE as well. The quality is strong, it performs reliably, and the value for money is excellent compared to premium brands that don’t necessarily last any longer. A great choice if you travel often and want something durable without paying luxury prices.

I bought the cabin size. Lovely colour (forest green), zip seems really strong. Lock very streamlined. It wheels around very smoothly. A very smart looking case, and super light but strong The telescopic handle does feel very wobbly and flimsy, but in fact, I had no trouble with moving it up and down. I think the flimsy feel is because the handle is very light (aluminium?) to keep the weight down. I'm assuming the bigger sizes have a more solid handle. I used packing cubes and managed to get most things in for a week's trip. Would have definitely given it 5 stars if the handle had been more solid.

I chose the purple as it's one of my favourite colours. Delivery was very quick. The suitcase was even a better in colour than photographed. I am extremely pleased it was light durable and enough room for what I needed. I have ordered the bigger size as I loved it soon much. Great value for money in.my humble opinion.

A great quality suitcase that is also surprisingly lightweight. The zips are a nice heavyweight feel and clearly designed for rugged use there is an ingenious zip combination locking mechanism which will come in handy as it means no more lost keys on the proviso that you can remember the number that you set obviously, however as its only three digits I'd be surprised if this didn't suit just about everybody. Inside the suitcase it is well padded and there is an ingenious midpoint zip which sections off one side of the suitcase from the other meaning that you can separate clean clothes from dirty clothes or shoes and the like. I don't actually think I could muster up an opinion about a suitcase but clearly I can and these, wow at the premium end of the luggage range or clearly very well designed and as I say are extremely lightweight. For those of you of a certain age, IE over 50 years of age you will probably remember the heavyweight luggage of years gone by and the idea of propelling something of this size about that would have been made in the old material would have been like towing an anvil along. I'm actually quite mystified how something so large can be so lightweight so once again advances in technology and materials have produced wonders, these suitcases are clearly no exception.

Used the large and medium for holiday in Spain. Suitcase wheels have held up well after walking 45-50 minutes down a mountain road (20% roadside and 80% pathway including multiple 'bobbly' crossing sections) to the town on our last day. One was pulled on two-wheels and the other was upright on all four wheels. No breakages or wobbly wheels, which is what I look for in a suitcase. Easy, smooth handling, very spacious inside with zipped compartment one side (ideal for clothes) and strap on other side to secure other bits and bobs. Also a zipped mesh section which is ideal for keeping toiletries separate. Has an extra outer-zip to expand the suitcase. Nice, sturdy, good quality. Colour is as it appears online (turquoise). Number-lock for the zips, which can be a little bit fiddly to lock (particularly if the case is expanded, although this might be where the extra outer-zip helps? Not sure, didn't think to try.) Set of three sit inside each other so space-saving for when putting in the loft for storage. Overall really happy with this purchase and would recommend (bearing in mind they've only been used for one trip so not sure of performance/durability longer-term).

Lightweight, hard shell case. Has protection on the corners. Good quality at a reasonable price. Haven't used it yet but is just what I wanted

I purchased the medium-sized suitcase after reading several reviews and concluding that I should opt for the middle course. At first I thought it was too big, but it ended up being just perfect. I was able to fit clothes in the main compartment with the fasteners: 4 t-shirts, 4 vests, 4 long shorts, 5 pairs of socks, around 12 shorts, 2 long garbs, 1 fleece and 1 mini backpack and a pencil case. All of that fit in seamlessly. In the upper compartment (behind the zippers) I was able to fit 1 pair of trainers, a full toiletry bag, several wrapped presents (2 roughly around 18x27 and approx. 2.5 inches thick and another two slightly smaller) and a few random bits such as a universal adapter. When I zipped up the top component, there was a kind of zipped sleeve in the other side. In there I was able to fit some paperwork and four A5 notebooks (although only 3 would have been the perfect fit). The suitecase weighed just under 15kg in the end. I took the bus and train all the way to the airport and literally had no problem with it whatsoever. It was very light to pick up when I had to (although the feel of the rubber/plastic handle keep making me feel as if it was about to snap due to its flexibility), but most of the time I was literally just sliding it along any surface using one hand to lightly guide it along. The mobility is excellent and it is fairly sturdy (although it could maybe be a bit more sturdier - that's just my perception). I've personally never owned a suitcase like it and I plan to own more in the future. Hope this helps. I'll follow up with some photos and maybe a video.