LEVEL8Zipperless Carry On Suitcase Airline Approved with Aluminum Frame, Lightweight Hard Shell Luggage with Spinner Wheels, Metal Travel Luggage with Double Tsa Locks, 20 Inch, Black

Took these on a trip recently, and they worked beautifully. The wheels roll smoothly, and there’s lots of space. I took these in as carry-on on my outgoing flight, I had to check them in on the way back. They survived both ways perfectly with nothing in my luggage damaged.I love the design of these, they are very unique and they really stand out. And I love that it just had the clasping locks and no zippers. That feels much more durable, and is easier to use. No need to worry about getting the zippers closed when your luggage is full, just close it down and let the locks clasp down.My only wish is that there was a pocket or something like that on it. It is nice to have easy access to some items, but with this design you have to open the whole thing to get in.

Sturdy and neat, good construction with everything lined up properly with no unnecessary lock, hinge, or handle play at any of the selectable heights. Smooth wheels that just glide along and don’t seem likely to shatter, and the rigid frame allows balanced rolling while tilted from any direction without any weight shifting out of place. Very practical built in packing solutions even without cubes with every bit of space inside usable, and no fussing with any external zippers. Quite sober aesthetically on its own, but easily dressed up if you so choose.

So, I just got this fancy new luggage for my next international flight. You know, because I like to pretend I’m a jetsetter and not just a guy who spends too much time in airports.Now, this suitcase is supposed to be super secure, right? No zippers, because zippers are for amateurs. But get this: the TSA locks on this thing are made of plastic. Yeah, real Fort Knox material there. And there are only two of them! I knew that when I ordered it, but come on.I mean, if someone really wanted to break into this, they wouldn’t even need tools. Just give them a hand-sized rock or maybe a particularly aggressive squirrel. How’s this thing gonna hold up against the baggage handlers? You know, the ones who treat your luggage like it owes them money? Or those robotic sorting arms that fling bags around like they’re competing in a luggage shot put event?Honestly, safety is an illusion. I guess if you want metal locks, you have to fork out over 500 bucks. Because nothing says “secure” like spending half a grand on something that’s just gonna get tossed around by a bunch of airport gorillas. 🤷🏻‍♂️

I love this carry-on! It’s a great piece of luggage that I don’t mind getting scuffed up. I also own the Gibraltar carry-on and was so sad when I got my first scratch. That’s why I purchased this one. The ease of the clasps are great and this luggage is so quiet when rolling through the parking lot and the airport! Nothing worse than people hearing you coming down a quiet hallway! Lol! Super sleek and professional. Great purchase! Go get it!

I like the latches much better than a zipper, and the bag seems sturdy. I use it for a carry-on, where I can take care of it. I'd not necessarily trust this bag to be checked. As a latch-style bag is pretty inexpensive compared to other offerings. The latch system worked fine and seemed to be secure (for carry-on) use. The internal compression strap on one side worked well. The other side is closed with a zipper, so no compression. I thought the weight of the bag was fine, although it is not as light as a zipper bag, due to the metal frame used for latch-style bags. The metal corner protectors are a bit Mickey Mouse in how they attach (no rivets), so I would not expect the corner protectors to stay on if the bag was checked.

Well, the wheels on this thing enable it to roll very nicely but after one trip checking it in, it didn't survive. Disappointing. Why have metal corners if they fall off so easily? Poor design

I have this bag in the larger size and it continues to be one of the best pieces of luggage I’ve owned so after having the longest checked bag experience in Cancun recently, I decided to get the carry-on as well. Looking forward to using the suitcase the lock feature is always my favorite part of this bag. I love that the handle on the carry-on is just as long as the handle on the check-in bag so it makes it super easy for me to put my backpack on top and maneuver through the airport. I’m interested to see if the carry-on still allows for me to carry my CPAP like the check-in version does.

Love the fact it has no zippers. Well built and completed with other suitcases 3x more expensive.