Maxporter II Polycarbonate Hardside Trunk with Spinner Wheels, Green, 31-Inch Large Trunk

I've owned both the Maxporter II Trunk luggage and also the carry-on size. See separate reviews below. Carry On: Needed a carry-on and decided to go with this as I already owned the full size truck luggage from Traveler's choice. I would say this is the most modern style luggage you can find on Amazon without paying over $500, in my opinion. It has multiple pockets just like the larger one and even includes a separate toiletry bag that buttons to the suitcase so it's not falling out when you open it. I can also appreciate the closed off section. Wheels are not the best there is out there but also nothing wrong with them either. The handle is also very modern and comfortable to use. The whole suitcase is very familiar after already owning another. I've only used it once so far but I will update this if anything changes in the future. Seems to be just as well built and designed as the large size. Great price as well. If you like this style of luggage, be sure to check out the MaxPorter II as well from Traveler's Choice. Maxporter II: This was my favorite luggage and served me for a little over 4 years but it didn't hold up as well as I expected. About 3 years in I noticed the zipper was starting to have issues. Just recently while traveling abroad, I saw a loose string and decided to pull it but turns out it was the one thing left attaching the zipper to the luggage. Needless to say that I had to go to Target in Australia and buy some emergency luggage for fear that this thing wouldn't make it home. I think for the cost it should last longer than what it did but I also did put it through a good amount of travel. Just not sure I'd buy another one. The price on this also fluctuates a lot so it's probably worth it if you can get it on the cheap end but I would avoid it when it's at it's highest price.

Do you want a massive piece of luggage that not only looks good, stands out well and will hold up to abuse while ALSO having a smooth use of wheels? This is for you. The price can tend to be high BUT if you catch the sale at the right time, you will get the most bang for your buck. This thing could hold a small European sized road vehicle inside of it if you wanted and it has very handy removable velcro compartments to sort things out along with a detachable see thru packet perfect for liquid items. It has so much versatility to it and the added sense of security with the lock and the heavy duty zippers have this give you a great ease of mind. While airport employees abuse luggage, this one seems to be handled well with how many points of handle contact there is to move this around. Even when fully loaded down, this is SO easy to manipulate. Standing it up on it's four wheels makes it move around with such ease that you forget it's luggage. HIGHLY recommended and very light when empty as is.

I've had mine for 4 years, I travel a lot and this is the be best luggage I've ever owned. I even bought the smaller carry on case, and a complete set for my wife soon after they became available for purchase. The luggage has been to several countries, states, and cruises and it just great. My only issue is the cloth/nylon zipper limit cover on the back of the case is coming frayed and undone. But after 4 years of frequent travel, that is not a big deal to me

One of the best suitcases I’ve ever purchased. In the short time I’ve owned it, it’s already traveled with me all over the world and has held up exceptionally well. The wheels glide smoothly, making it easy to maneuver through airports, and the unique design really stands out, making it quick and easy to spot on the baggage carousel. Highly recommend!

I have taken this piece of luggage on two trips and I really like its layout and mobility. Since it is trunk shaped vs standard rectangle you do have to pack slightly differently but that's easy to do. This trunk holds the same amount as my 30 inch rollerboard and keeps everything in it place. In the main deeper section I pack 2 large packing cubes and one medium packing cube in the center section of the dividers. I pack a toiletry bag, first aid kit, 2 belts, lint roller, bug spray ect in the top divider area and in the bottom divider area a pair of hiking boots and pair of sandals. In the "lid" or shallower zippered section I pack my laptop, two zip jackets, a small day backpack and any other small items. It rolls effortlessly and has great wheels on all surfaces. I gave it three stars on weight as it weighs 13 pounds empty so that is something you will want to consider if you are a heavy packer. With the above contents packed I came in at 42.5 pounds. The various handles on this luggage and especially the two on the front make loading and unloading so much easier than traditional luggage. It also has a bottom handle for luggage loaders. Since I have not had this piece very long I gave it four stars for durability as I just don't know how long it will hold up but it is very robust and outside of scuffs and scratches it will no doubt incur from air travel I think it will hold up. I would absolutely recommend getting luggage straps and wrap vertically and horizontally to really add rigidity and keep strain off the zippers. The TSA looks and combination locks work perfectly as well.

I originally gave this product two stars, as initially it was fairly impressive. Nice form factor, seemingly well made for the price. I've never owned this trunk type shape of case before, despite having travelled professionally since 2010. Unfortunately, the only thing that matters with this suitcase is the wheels, which are utter garbage. Although it is possible the shape of the case conspires to highlight the uselessness of the wheels. On a rough surface like say a parking lot, or outdoors, any little bump or imperfection causes the case to want to tip over. You will likely just give up and roll it on two wheels, which is fine, but if that's what you wanted you could have just bought a two wheeled case, which has less to go wrong. The same comments apply to carpeted surface, where giving up is the most likely outcome. What is completely inexcusable is how poorly this case performs even on a hard smooth airport floor. The case will try to twist, will not roll straight no matter what. And you find yourself constantly battling the flimsy and stupidly designed handle which hurts the wrist. On a positive note, the design is okay, there are a plethora of grab handles. It's a nice shape. But overall the intolerable performance in just about any setting, means I have already ordered a replacement case from Briggs & Riley, just six weeks after buying this one. I reached out to the company to see what they could suggest, but as of yet they have not bothered to respond. I am annoyed that I have missed my return window with Amazon, because this was an utter waste of $300. Just about any regular old case would have been a better investment, and most competitor cases I've owned in a similar price point, certainly wheel better in all situations.

I was so impressed with the stying of this carry on. The wheels appear to be of high quality and are definitely very smooth. I really like that there is not a built in battery to charge phones etc. since it would not pass TSA requirements should I have to check the bag. I do believe that the bag would survive the baggage handlers best efforts of destruction but have not had to check the bag to tempt fate. I read reviews of the larger bag in this line which say that those don't fare well with baggage handlers but since this is a carry on, I thought I would take the chance. I really like this bag.

I will say first and foremost, Amazon price fixes (along with any other item that is this way) the suitcases to encourage buyers to buy the used product that is taking up their inventory, before selling the new product at what should be lower than the used prices, or at the same cost that the used prices are. THIS IS GOUGING, PLAIN AND SIMPLE - AMAZON! That being said, the suitcases scuff easily, but that's with pretty much any manufacturer. If you want to buy a durable suitcase, that has "cosmetic" damage, get this, take some Dawn and a microfiber cloth, and wipe it down, add a little bit of Dawn to both insides of the suitcase, spray/rinse really well with a garden hose, use a sanitizer like Clorox disinfecting spray or Febreeze sanitizing spray, and let dry really well. The suitcase was actually a few dollars less than the Samsonite. In 2022, the Samsonite was used once for a roundtrip plane ride from Ohio to Texas, with one layover. It did not make the return trip, as it cracked at a seam in the body of the outside shell. I blame this on two things: The Samsonite has more of a "rigid" one piece design on both sides of the case, whereas the Traveler's Choice has a "softer" feel, but is still very durable. The other is that there are really only three touch points on the Samsonite, whereas - there are actually five touch points on the Traveler's and I really do think that if you loaded it heavy, it still makes it easier for airline workers to maneuver better than the Samsonite! The TC does not feel flimsy at all, is very, very easy to clean and it is just as maneuverable as the Samsonite. I've used it this year so far in multiple trips from Texas, to PA, to Baltimore (Baltimore TSA sucks, and can kiss my you know what) and all up and down the east and gulf coast, and it has held it's own very well. There are a few scuffs that it's picked up, but I seriously do not care because the shell hasn't cracked and everything has been safe in it. I will say that the first time I used it, I had a trip where I had to pack it with the items that I did, and things got to be very tight, to the point where I had to grip the zipper pulls and they are very, very soft. One of them broke, and I was not happy, even with the fit being tight, the pull should not have bent. I called Amazon about this, and all they wanted to do was have me return the whole suitcase, and then once receiving it, have another one sent out. With my travels, this wouldn't have worked very well. So, they gave me the number to TC. Unfortunately, they gave me the number to Traveler's Insurance, which was not right at all. After some internet sleuthing, I came across the number of TC and in very short order was able to get a hold of a representative who was EXTREMELY professional, and immediately issued an order for replacement pulls to be sent out! On their website, it shows there's a backorder for the pulls, at least over three weeks, which is no bueno for me. I got the replacements in less than four business days, and was able to get the old one off and put the new one on quickly. The replacements are just as cheap as the factory ones. Other than improving the zipper pulls, I'd buy this again in a heartbeat, based off of customer service, and design of the suitcase.

Very strong 💪🏼 worth every penny

Second purchase of the same unit that I have used for more than 10 years! Hmmm, it's strange or good rather, that they didn't change their design over these years. Over time, the only item that gave way, after 10+ years of usage is the red colored double-stitching thread on the zipper. Not an easy task to restitch and cost too much to repair, and thus, I repurchased the exact same trunk. This trunk is the best in class and I think the only one with double side handles, which is much needed to lift down (the luggage) from airport luggage carousel or lifting it to the car boot.

Excellent spinner that is very stable due to its square base.

Excellent product with organiser. Ideal for one who has lots to load but doesnt mind rectangular fat luggage body

product is great and as described.