MasterGear Luggage Set with ABS Hard Shell – Set of 2 Suitcases with 4 Spinner Wheels (360 degrees) – Stackable M & L

Great product.

A great little suitcase that’s ideal for hand luggage only travelling.I previously had a hold-all, but got tired of having one shoulder in pain so I’m glad this came along. It’s lightweight and well sectioned inside, and wheels smooth with all-direction wheels.I dont think it’s going to protect a laptop much so I wouldn’t put valuables in, the aluminium casing really has only that before it touches the inside, and I imagine with some airport experience this probably will dent some - but it seems solid regardless of wear and tear, and overall a well made suitcase.It’s 45 x 35 x 20 cmThe only thing I don’t like is that it comes shrink wrapped in plastic. You can barely see it even though a sticker tells you it’s there, but they’ve clearly put in on at manufacturing stage and assembled after, because pulling it off leaves you with a frayed plastic edge where it’s embedded in the seams. If you’ve ever had a fitted kitchen and they’ve assembled without taking the same stuff off the doors, it’s exactly like that.This aside though, it’s a really nice little suitcase in a great design, not too garish, and works well.

The main body of the case is an very light plastic which feels solid yet has quite a bit of flex when pushed, the main handles are solid, and the inside contains several handy compartments for various things alongside two travel straps to keep items from moving too much, all of which appear to be solid.The extendable handle however feels flimsy and cheap, when turning the handle visibly looks strained, given the size of the case its most likely to contain travel essentials, shoes, a few outfits, which should be fine. If the case was loaded with books or something similar, I'd suggest being careful.The in-built combination lock seems very sturdy, and was easily changed to a new code. Combined with the zippers that seem to be sturdy metal rather than the cheap flimsy zippers used on a lot cases, this will be a very useful addition.Overall the case seems to be well constructed, smart looking, and has all the usual features plus an inbuilt lock, the flimsy handle doesn't really take much away because its only used to pull the case rather than lift it.

This suitcase from MasterGear is the perfect size for most airlines' carry on restrictions (55cm x 40cm x 20cm meets even Ryanair and Easyjet sizes as of February 2019), with 3 internal compartments compared to most suitcase's two compartments. It is made of sturdy ABS, and feels rigid, coated entirely in a protective film which has to be peeled off.Having four wheels on your portable suitcase is almost an essential these days, as two wheels dragging behind you is really irritating, and these work well, they are firm enough to not move freehand but loose enough to provide good direction. The handle is also of a good height when erected from the suitcase, and is lockable.I also love the design, it's really elegant with the curves and swerves - it looks really slick. This is a recommended purchase!

This is a sturdy but light suitcase. Ideal for carry on, although I would check its size is ok before you travel with the individual airline. The lock mechanism stands out as it is a built in combination lock that is very easy to use. There is a separate zipped compartment inside which is useful. Both compartments have elasticated straps to keep your clothing secure inside when travelling. The wheels spin around and it has 4 wheels which means you can push it along rather than drag it all the time.The handle is strong and robust so should last a considerable number of journeys. The outer shell is plastic and it should not crack easily by the look and feel of it. The black and whit pattern stands out so it should be easy to find.

Impressed with this little carry-on case. It has a trendy light and dark graphite coloured vaguely zebra-ish pattern. It is very durable, light in weight and will take a lot of travel related punishment. When opened one side as an all the way round zip cover to keep everything in its place while the other side has the usual elastic straps for holding things securely in situ. The wheels are of excellent quality and they turn freely making pushing the case along and turning it an absolute pleasure. The size is perfect for use as carry-on luggage yet big enough to stow away enough clothes and accessories for a casual weekend away. Recommended.

UPDATE: After taking this on holiday I have to downrate it in all conscience. It is simply too small. Other hand-luggage compliant suitcase will take a lot more. Original review follows.This is a hand luggage suitcase with a striking design, some good features, and overall a feeling of cheap construction. The pattern is a matter of taste. I quite like it, especially as it is easy to pick out on the conveyor belt. My partner thought it looked cheap and garish. The wheel are good and the lock is good. But overall I am not convinced it is a lot better than the cases you buy at the market.

This MasterGear Designer Hand Luggage is a very well made and sturdy piece of carry on luggage. The four sets of wheels move very freely and make it very easy to move, whether you are pulling it or pushing it. The hard outer shell feels very solid but is surprisingly light. The extendable handle is of a pretty standard length and is long enough for me not to have to stoop and I am 6ft tall. The zip locks into a three digit locking mechanism. Overall, this is a robust and stylish piece of luggage.