5 Cities Foldaway Lightweight Hand Luggage Suitcase, 55 cm, 39 Liters, Navy FOLDCASE01-125 Navy

Although slightly off size this is a good case although the handle could have been stronger as I found this quite flimsy. Overall a good case for the price.

I bought this bag as I travel a lot and needed an extra, lightweight bag in a hurry. It was delivered super-fast, within one day, and came packed with virtually a whole tree in terms of cardboard boxes and extra brown paper, which I rather disapproved of.I love the design on the outside. The basic bag is made to a 'just about acceptable' standard, albeit unlined, with a decent zip. It is lightweight, folds very neatly and would fit into a larger case on the outgoing journey. It also folds flat for storage at home, and fits into a small space. Inside the bag you'll find the feet, attached by a wide strip of velcro and two struts, and which you slot into place yourself.In terms of negatives, the wheels and handle are made of plastic, durable plastic admittedly, but I wonder how long they'll last. I had hoped for removable stiffening for the sides of the bag, as without it's just a piece of fabric like your old school gym bag. Like the gym bag, everything drops to the bottom when you erect the handle. The way to minimise this, I discovered, is to pack well, preferably with lots of clothes or other towels to balance the hair dryer etc, and to use the securing straps. These are inside the case and again, not very durable so need to be treated with care.The handle is secured by two little catches and I find them easier to manage with arthriticky fingers than the metal, retractable sort. The case is very easy to carry with the handle, and I can manage it up steps in the train station and on the train. I wouldn't care to check this suitcase into the hold on a plane - I just don't feel it's durable enough.There are no instructions at all, which is a shame as this would have helped me to understand how the feet are attached - I learned from another Amazon review. You absolutely should attach the feet, as without them the bag constantly falls over - as I learned from experience on the first trip! The retracting handle, also, is a little idiosyncratic with a catch each side to release it, and I'd have liked some instructions from the manufacturer.Considering the low price, I think this bag is good value for money. It is best used as a stand-by, to take in a larger suitcase for bringing back clothes etc on the way back a major holiday.It's also perfectly adequate for a UK holiday maybe visiting relatives and travelling by car, coach or train. I do find it light and easy to lift. I wouldn't care to check it into the hold on any train or plane where you have to let it out of your sight.

Bought two of these for moving audio equipment about, audio mixer in one and two sets of radio mics in the other. All of the equipment fits perfectly in the cases and with them folding they are ideal for storing away when not in use.They appear to be very well made and at an amazing price. I do agree with a comment in another post that the locks are of poor quality and it would be better if they were it supplied.

Light, but not very stable on shills when pulling.

Very nice case , just what I was looking for , good quality

First of all my case had nothing on the other side of the wheels ie stand blocks so the case couldn’t stand up when stationary. Try that when your fumbling for your boarding pass/ phone ! On top of that as other reviewers have said the handle is soo weak as to make it an unbearable embarrassment with people walking behind you with it swinging around and toppling over .On the one plus it does hold a lot but even so the zip ruptured on the first packing . Quite simply put it’s the worst carry on suitcase I’ve ever had . I binned it on my return from Croatia I was that angry with it lol .

The under the seat hand luggage maximum dimensions for normal Easyjet budget ticket holders is currently 45 cm High, 36 cm Wide and 20 cm Deep. This bag is 55 cm High, 40 cm Wide and 20 cm Deep. EasyJet are very strict about hand luggage size and you will have to pay extra if they allow you to upgrade your ticket or you will have to check it in and have it put in the luggage hold, which will also cost money.The bag is a bit unstable when wheeling it along and tends to flip over if you are walking quickly.

Perfect size as described enough space for clothing for a city break.Glides smoothly on it's wheel's.