The Ridge Premium Hard Shell Carry On Luggage - TSA Approved Lock - 360° Spinner Wheels for Travel - Alpine Navy

Love everything about it. Wheels are dope wish they were actual skate wheels but nitpicking. Expensive but quality is there so far after 3 round trip flights and multiple road trips over 3 months.

Great value. I fly about 100K miles per year and this bag is turning into my goto bag for trips of 5 days or less.

Let me just start with the 1 con that I have with the Ridge roller = the 4 way roll is annoyingly bad. The 2 youtube review videos I watched did infer that the 4 way was bad and this was more of a puller. I can only compare it to my 10 year Samsonite and the wheel tech is just not there on the Ridge.Other than the 4 way roll, the Ridge worked great for my trip.Overhead compartment fit works for regular airlines, not sure it will fly with budget airlines. Technically the dimensions are oversized for a lot of airlines but you cannot tell irl. It fit fine in economy 777 and 757.I do not care about wear and tear on my luggage as it gives it character. I dragged my Ridge through rocky sidewalks while getting rained on, tossed around on planes, trains, and taxis with only some barely visible scratches coming from the trip. Water proofing worked as this got drenched in rain with no problem.The handles all feel good in use, the lock works, but the best thing about this luggage is that I have zero qualms about using it as a seat as it is quite sturdy. They should market it more as a Transformer as it I used my Ridge as a seat, desk, shield, a wall for personal space in crowds, and a battery ram while traveling to my accommodations.If they upgrade the 4 way roll wheel tech it would be the perfect carry on roller.

Loved the durability and ease of using on flights but when rolling the handlebar would just give out. Not sure if it was a defective unit but saw another reviewer had the same experience. Sucks because for the price everything should be perfect.

I really liked everything about this carry on,, except the handle kept collapsing instead of locking firmly in place