American Tourister Moonlight Hardside Expandable Luggage with Spinner Wheels, Marble, Checked-Medium 24-Inch

Due to color is easy to spot when retrieving luggage. Durable, pockets, pretty

This set was a gift to my daughter. She loves all three pieces. After shopping for quite awhile we couldn’t find what she liked. The suitcases are surprisingly light, nicely lined, and have plenty of room. The best part is the price, this set of three cost less than just one suitcase at most if the stores we shopped at. I expect this set will last for years of travel.

I brought the 3-piece set. The different sizes works very well to share with family. Luggage was sturdy and looked nice. Zippers work well and seem to be durable. It rolls fine but easily gets stuck on any little bump. Maybe a little bigger wheel would help with that. Handles feel good and there is enough space. I would purchase again if needed. I'm actually looking for a matching single.

This is my first venture into the hard-side luggage world and I'm glad I went this route. Interior design wise, this is superior to soft-side luggage of the same type.What I like: It's light, offers a good amount of space inside, has perfectly placed straps on one side and a zipper closure for shoes, etc. on the other side. It does have a small zipper pocket on the bottom of the one side but it's not very deep so it's really only suited for things like a to-go pack of tissues, cuff-links, things like that.What I don't like: You get what you pay for... or should I say you don't get what you don't pay for? Yes, this has 4 wheels and will spin around, but try something at a higher price point like Away's The Carry-on and you'll instantly feel the difference. These wheels feel like they're out of balance and don't quite roll the direction you want them to. Again, they work, just not as nicely as I would have liked. The pull handle feels flimsy and is a pain to get in the right spot. I have to constantly adjust it after pulling the handle out because it fails to lock into place at the right height. I also wouldn't throw your backpack over the handle to rest on the luggage while you wheel it around either. I really don't trust the long-term durability of it if you're going to do that. Again, it works, it just leaves a lot to be desired for my standards. Given the choice of materials for this, I also question how long it will hold up. Yes, as long as it is actually used as carry-on, it should hold up fine. But for those times when the overhead bins are full and you now have to check it at the gate, I do question if it'll last for years.At this point it has held up well through the 6 flights I've taken it on thus far so I can't knock it too much. I was being cheap and should have spent more money for something nicer. If you get this for under $100 I think it's a solid deal.

I'm IN LOVE with this carry-on, marble suitcase! It's my first hardshell. It's smooth, lightweight, beautiful interior and roomy. The handle is asjustable; the suitcase rolls smoothly. Some reviews have mentioned that the extendable handles create 'ridges' on one side of the interior; while this is true,I've never NOT had handles create ridges on the interior. I use the 'slight' ridges to my advantage and lay my socks/undergarments/straightening iron, etc. to ' fill in the ridges' to create a flat base for my pants. I use the 'unridged' side for my shirts, etc. It has a tiny wet bag that will hold a few items.While I have not yet traveled with the suitcase, I can't speak to It's durability, however, if it doesn't stand up to the rigors of travel, I'll update this review. If there's no update from me, this translates as 'no news is good news.'Ps. I have a smaller personal item lack bag with a shoe department (that will strap/affix to the handles) for my toiletries, shoes, etc.; an eye-catching, winning combo! Don't hesitate to buy this carry-on! It's gorgeous!

My daughter loves anything and everything "galaxy". It was very sturdy for our trip to Canada this year.

Boasted as an “extremely lightweight and durable spinner features ABS scratch resistant texture", this hard sided luggage could not survive one roundtrip through a normal itinerary consisting of airports, hotels, and a cruise. I purchased three of them to replace American Tourister soft sided luggage. The outer shell fatally cracked (i.e., so much so that it would be unwise to use going forward) on two of them, which leads me to believe that going “lightweight” seriously compromised its ability to be “durable.” All three of them were covered in scratches all over their outer shells, which makes the “scratch resistant texture” claim highly suspect. Note: I do not care about scratches. The scratches were expected to a certain extent. I mention the scratches for those that might care more than me. Final Thoughts: I regret buying this luggage. I would not recommend unless they are used in the following manner: never packed with anywhere near 50 lbs., and never touched by others (i.e., never give to airline, hotel, etc.). In this specific scenario, they might live up to their lofty billing.

I found it to be just too large for a suitcase. Once I added clothes and toiletries for a two week trip, it was way too heavy to bring upstairs or lug it into the car. But I went and bought the same one but smaller and it is perfect for me. You can use it in the plane as carry on. But luggage people can be hard on the case. So I use a wrap for the luggage.

Todo me gustó mi buenas maletas y material

Necesito me ayuden a conseguir la maleta más grande este modelo por favor

Tiene mucho espacio. Material ligero y muy resistente

Have not had a chance to use it yet, but from first impressions, very pleased with its manoeuverability and light weight compared to a previous model - very pleased.

Las maletas son buenas pero en el primer viaje la maleta pequeña regreso rota de una parte supongo que se puede arreglar pero pensé que sería más resistente.