Travelpro Crew Classic Softside Checked Luggage, Black, 25-Inch

I’ve only used this suitcase for one trip so far, but it worked great. It was large enough to fit everything I needed, and the wheels rolled smoothly and made it easy to maneuver. It also held up very well during the trip with no visible scuffs or marks afterward. So far, I’m very happy with it and hope it continues to hold up this well on future trips.

I was in need of a quality carry on suitcase. Travelpro does not disappoint. Superb quality, the best piece of luggage I have ever owned. Ironically, every individual that handled my new luggage, from my husband, to my grandson, including airport staff commented on the ease with which the luggage rolled and handled. Completely pleased with the superb construction, zippers, fabric and beautiful, tasteful design. Handles so well.

Cheapest place (at the time) to buy this suitcase. Excellent quality and served its purpose traveling via airline. The item is great quality as it’s the middle-tiered option Travelpro offers. Good appearance, great handle quality, zippers were smooth, and the storage was excellent. I will be a travelpro user my entire life. Great product!

I have used this on a 2 week vacation abroad and it is better than my Samsonite which only had 4 wheels and was hard to turn. The Travelpro has 8 spinner wheels which makes it easy to roll, turn quickly, and navigate a crowded airport. The wheels are really smooth and they handled sidewalks and bumpy concrete without a problem. The interior is a bit smaller than I expected. There is a metal frame running down the center so packing takes some careful arranging. The mesh pocket on the underside of the lid opens from the bottom as another reviewer had noted. I don't know who thought this was a good idea, but the contents fall out when opened because there are times people don't have room to lay the top lid flat open. In small hotel rooms, I have to prop the top lid against the wall due to space constraints. Why isn't the zipper on the top like my Samsonite? It may seem like a minor inconvenience at first, but it gets on your nerves after a while. That's the reason for the 1 star deduction. The exterior fabric is durable and seems to be holding up well after the vacation. The telescoping handle has 4 height positions which is great because my old Samsonite's handle was either too high or too low. This Travelpro handle fits my height perfectly. The description of the bag says it is 9.4 lbs which is somewhat on the heavier side which you can feel. I carried a small luggage scale so I didn't pack over the weight limit for an international trip.

This is a fantastic, compact case. On its own it's super light, but filled with all your stuff it can be quite heavy. Its build quality is fantastic and sturdy, with big thick zippers. It's got plenty of compartments for organization, and has a zipper to allow you to make more space on the inside. But the casters on this thing are the highlight of the show. Those things are phenomenal, they survived 2 full weeks of abuse rolling around all of southern Japan on gravel and concrete without signs of fatigue. They're extremely smooth and balanced. On a flat surface you can give the suitcase a light push and it will keep going in a straight line for what might as well be forever. This thing is easy to roll anywhere, no matter how bumpy the surface. I won't sugarcoat it though, this thing is on the pricy side. But if you're willing to pay extra for quality, you can't go wrong with this as long-term purchase.

I’ve had my TravelPro carryon for years and bought this one for hubby’s birthday. I know it will last as long as he does. 😆

I bought two large Travelpro Crew Classic bags before a long international trip. Right after the first leg of the trip, the telescoping handle was stuck shut on one of them and could not be removed at all. It eventually broke off in trying to get it unstuck. That was a big disappointment to not have a telescoping handle for the rest of the trip, but any I understand that any bag can get damaged due to how airlines handle them, and I didn't expect it to be indestructible. My number one reason to purchase a Travelpro bag was for all their claims about a superior warranty. In case something did happen to my luggage, it shouldn't be a hassle to get it repaired or replaced. Well that handling of the warranty claim was an even bigger disappointment. Their customer service is like talking to an AI bot with no empathy or ability to understand your concerns, they can only repeat the same answer back to you regardless of what you ask it. The Trusted Companion Promise is all smoke and mirrors. Instead of offering to repair the luggage at a Travelpro repair facility, they insisted on shipping me a replacement telescoping handle and expected me to replace it myself. They were sure to point out that they have no videos or instructions on how to do it and I should be able to figure it out myself. I expressed much concern about that but it was ignored. Needless to say, it is not an easy replacement. That handle is a core part of the bag and is secured to the frame in multiple places that is not easy to remove without damaging the bag. The one nice thing about their bags are that the spinner wheels work well and make it easy to move the luggage around. Based on my experience I am not sure why anyone should purchase a Travelpro luggage.

I put this Travelpro carry-on to the ultimate test on a recent trip to Japan, and it performed brilliantly. This trip involved a lot of hauling luggage up and down stairs in train stations, maneuvering through crowded trains, and rolling across city sidewalks. This bag handled it all without a single issue. What impressed me most: It's Genuinely Lightweight: I had to carry this bag up multiple flights of stairs (many stations don't have escalators everywhere), and it was incredibly manageable. The low weight was a lifesaver. Smooth & Tough Wheels: The wheels are fantastic. I rolled this thing for miles, and it was perfectly smooth. The most amazing part was how well it handled the bumpy, yellow blind-accessible paving stones found all over Japanese sidewalks. The bag didn't skip, snag, or tip over, it just glided right across. Maneuverability: Its slim profile made it easy to pull down the aisle of the Shinkansen (bullet train) and stow in the luggage area. On top of that, the build quality feels solid, the zippers are robust, and the handle is sturdy. The expandable feature also came in handy for souvenirs on the way home. If you're looking for a durable, lightweight carry-on that can handle the real-world challenges of travel, this is it.

It’s very easy to move around. Very well made. Lots of room to store toiletries. Would be good for up to a 9 or 10 day trip. I recommend this product.

Enjoyed it on first trip. It rolls on flat surfaces effortlessly. A Filson 24 Hr Briefcase with luggage pass-thru sits atop beautifully. Space enough for a 3-day trip. Looks like it could accommodate clothes enough for a week-long trip, with some planning. Published size larger than prescribed carry-on allowance for Singapore Airlines. Was checked-in. Sturdy enough to come out the other end unscathed. Well constructed. Does not come with a TSA lock.

EXCELENTES MATERIALES, VALE LA PENA SI VIAJAS SEGUIDO. CIERRES DE CALIDAD, LLANTAS SUPER SUAVES

国内製の機内持込サイズよりも少しだけ大きい物を探していた私にはピッタリのサイズ感でした。ブラックの色合い、素材感も素晴らしく、４段階のハンドル、頑丈なホイール、フロントポケットの使い勝手も期待した通りでした。また、商品全体の作りも、とてもしっかりしていると思います。

Great luggage. Amazingly easy to manoeuvre and spin on 4 wheels. TSA built in locks are nice touch. Colourway is good. Takes abuse and still looks good.