Rollink Flex 21 Foldable Carry-On Luggage

Good quality

I liked the concept of a compact luggage. However, the wheels do not spin which requires you pull the luggage behind you. Spinning wheels allow the luggage to remain upright and roll along side you or in front of you.

Product is ok, but a little heavy, but not a blue & black one

Easy to use. I really recommend.

This collapsable case was exactly what I needed on my last trip. Perfect size for carry-on, o what I needed and folds away mocely now I’m home. I got green as it’s a colour lottery but it’s quite nice!

Bella l'idea di poter piegare la valigia ma finisce qui. Non ci sono tasche dove poter mettere piccole cose o documenti. Dopo qualche uso una delle ruote si è rotta. Da buttare.

Nice and compact and I should be able to put lots of stuff in it and swish it in to the luggage sizing machine with no problem

Just received my unit a few days ago. So first off, you can't pick your colour -- I received the one with the blue trim (it's only on the zipper area so its largely subtle); I would have preferred to have just black honestly but its not a big deal. This is clearly one of their first products because it lacks a lot of the standard luggage features their current revisions have such as embedded luggage locks, no side panels to flip up to stiffen (like top & bottom), no clips/clasps to hold it together/closed when the unit is collapsed, and no straps on the inside. Those issues aside, it didn't really bother me because I'm using it a bit differently than others. This will go into my much much larger Tumi garment roller bag (checked) for several upcoming business trips overseas (2 weeks at a time). I'll only need it on my return home. Being fully flat and collapsible is perfect for this. Definitely would have loved 4 wheels but I couldn't justify the price for what I really needed -- and I know it would have added weight. Be aware that this is truly a 21" model. The pictures make it look small but it is standard carryon size for North American Airlines. The hardened back and front definitely look like it can take a beating but the sides are soft of course. Time will tell to see if this can survive. I suspect it's fine as an 'emergency carryon' as I'm using it, but I definitely wouldn't use this thing full time like my Tumi carryons.