LEVEL8Carry On Luggage with Compartment, 20 Inch Lightweight Hard Shell Rolling Suitcase with Wheels Airline Approved, Checked Luggage with Front Pocket, Double Tsa Locks - Grey

Pros:HardsideFront PocketTSA LocksDurableHandsomeLightweightMulti-Directional Spinner WheelsPracticalSmooth ZippersAdjustable HandleCons:ExpensiveNo Expanding OptionWhat I received in the package:1 x LEVEL8 Road Runner Carry On Luggage1 x Set of Labeling Stickers1 x Storage CoverThis LEVEL8 Road Runner Carry On Luggage product is a 20” lightweight PC Hardside Suitcase. This particular model is for Carry On purposes.The Level8 has all the features of most cases with the exception of the from pocket that also has a TSA locking mechanism. The case has decent capacity for a weekend trip and comes in at just under 9 lbs.I have a Pelican softcase/backpack that I love but sometimes … especially for the long hauls across an airport. It can get cumbersome. But this has smooth spinners that work in all directions. It is has a lightweight aluminum adjustable pull handle that fully collapses. The zippers are butter smooth and effortless. The inside of the case is split into two halves that are zippered and make for neat and clean packing. The external front zippered pocket is roomy enough for a 15.6” laptop and accompanying peripherals. Great for easy access.On the negative side, the case does not have any expandability like a lot of other cases that can give you a few more inches if you need it. So this is a no nonsense case. Also, this case is a bit more expensive than other cases in this range. I can only surmise that is because of the addition of the front pocket which is not common to most carry ons. As well as, the additional TSA lock for the front pocket.I was able to load this case with roughly the following:6 x Tees3 x Button Down Shirts4 x Pairs of Pants2 x Shorts4 x Boxers4 x Socks1 x Pair of Shoes1 x Pair of Slippas1 x Bathroom Pouch1 x Light Jacket1 x Sweater1 x Heavier Coat2 x Belts1 x Baseball CapFront Pocket1 x LaptopAccessories & CablesI still had room for a little more if needed.I personally prefer traveling light if at all possible. So this is a great option.I appreciate you taking the time to read this. All in all, I was surprised by the lightweight nature of this case. It can also hold a decent amount if you are a master packer. The smooth glide of the zipper and spinners is amazing. Hopefully it will last through baggage handling for a while. A well put together case. The only question is … is it worth an extra $40 for the front pocket and TSA lock. For me .. that is a resounding yes. This case has everything I need for a short haul. I love everything about this case. From the zippers to the spinners to the design and the compartments. This is a top notch carry on. Hope this information was helpful. [5 Stars]

I received the Level8 Road Runner and left for a trip 3 days later and I am VERY happy with the suitcase.The good:Wheels roll incredibly smooth over every (even carpeted) surfaces.Separate locks for front and back pockets.Front pocket can open either partway for access or completely for TSA checks.Plenty of pockets for organizing your cables, papers, electronics and laptop in front pocket.Handle feels very sturdy and well made.Zippers are smooth with no catching.The bad:The wheels take up a bit more room inside the case then my other suitcases.If you fill the inner "lid" pocket too much, there is a good chance you can't put a laptop on the outer pocket.I really like this suitcase. It rolls incredibly well and the handle didn't give any problems or feel loose. The front pocket made it easy for me to open the front of the bag for TSA to do their thing. It also allowed me to separate power banks, cables and paperwork I needed. The inside held plenty for my four day trip and left plenty of room for all the stuff we bought while away. The dual locks, one set for the front pocket and the other for the main body of the suitcase, make it easy to access what you need without having to open up the entire suitcase.If you are looking for a versatile suitcase that works well for both business and personal travels, this is a great choice. It is a bit expensive at $180, but for the extra few dollars you are getting a nicely made suitcases with plenty of positives and few negatives.

I really like this suitcase. In the price range I was interested in the Monos and this Level 8 carry-on. I’m glad I went with this one. Here are a few of the things I liked about it:- The box came well protected with foam in the corners. In addition to the foam, the suitcase was in a cloth like bag that protected it from scratches. It seemed to make it through delivery unscathed.- I like how they implemented the TSA lock. It can lock and release the main pock and front pocket depending on which way you push the switch. This is a typical TSA lock, so it was simple to set up with the included instructions.- I appreciate that it came with letter stickers. It can be tough to tell yours apart from other suitcases, so I appreciate the extra effort.- Storage is pretty nice on the inside. You can see in the picture, but you can place most of your clothes on one side and lock it down with the main inner zipper flap. That same flap allows you to put random items into smaller pockets like toiletries.- The pull-out handle is very sturdy. I’m not worried about it being able to take the weight that I will put inside of this suitcase. It extends smoothly as well.- The rollers glide very smoothly and they look like they are high quality. I also appreciate the added touch of placing their logo on the side of the wheels.- The front pocket has tons of storage options for your tech and items that need to be quickly accessed. It has several zipper pockets, a pen holder, laptop pockets, etc. I really appreciate this since I tend to have a lot of tech with me while traveling.Overall, I am very happy with this carry-on case. It fits my needs, looks nice, and works well.

Since airline fees have gotten insane, carry on is the way to go. I really like the ability to carry my laptop and other notebook sized items on the front for easy access as it also provides my back a rest from walking through the airport. The only downside to this is that it comes at the expense of extra space inside of the carry on. I’ve noticed the front pocket either sticks out for more internal space which might make it hard to fit into the over head bins or its more flush with the suitcase but takes up internal space. Because this one is more flush, you lose a lot of internal space so I would recommend this suitcase for someone who is very good at packing or is only going on a 2-3 day trip tops. Easy to roll around at the airport, the wheels literally glided across the floor with no issues on my trip.

Packed this case for a 4 day trip for work. It is a very nice carry-on, and is similar to quality and price as others I have used. It is light weight, offers a ton of space, and has a bunch of compartments for non clothing items. I was able to pack 1 sweatshirt, 4 pairs of pants, 1 pair of shorts, 6 shirts, and my travel cosmetics bad and stiff had room to add items.The case rolls like a dream. Oscillating handle folds and locks into place. There is a silicone handle that offers a carry option (this is where I place my ID tag).There are 2 lock options where you can secure your case shut and people handling your bag wouldn't be able to access it. It's a 3 number combination.Our family has several carry-on on bags similar to this. All are within the price range of this bag. You could probably find something cheaper, but it might not offer all the same inside features like laptop and tablet storage.