LUGGEX 28 Inch Zipperless Checked Luggage, Charcoal Metallic

This is a very clean, nicely organized bag with wheels that move as smooth as butter! Really easy and fast. I like that there are no zippers and two locks. There are connecting straps and a removable pouch on one side of the interior and straps on the opposite side to hold down the clothes. Then there is a zippered cover to keep the clothes clean and in place. The top of the suitcase is flat surface that is about 15 inches wide and 10 inches deep so a slip-on bag or backpack can sit atop the suitcase easily. I even put a small rolling carry-on suitcase inside and it fit, but when a lot of items are inside the suitcase, it is not easy to close over the small carry-on. So I am using a carry-on that will slide onto the handle of the Luggex and with the wheels being so easy to move in all directions, I am sure that it will make carrying two bags very easy. I chose the Ocean Blue because most of my other luggage pieces are a similar color blue and I try to make my bags stand out. I chose this bag to buy because more than one person said in a review that this brand was very strong and did not break easily as other bags they owned had done. One person said this was the only suitcase of this type that he bought that did not get destroyed when it came off a plane. It is a good size for traveling for a month or more, and at the holidays to bring gifts or a robe, extra coats, scarves, and boots. So far, so good. We will see how it withstands a trip abroad in a few months.

Fantastic suitcase at a great price. We just used the suitcase for the first time for a week-long trip. It was more than enough room for everything we both needed for the week. The suitcase looks great and is also great quality. Lightweight, strong, and durable. There's a noticeable difference when rolling it, it is so smooth, even across pavement and uneven sidewalks. We had one change in each leg of our trip so overall it went through four loading and unloading cycles total during our round trip. No damage or noticeable dings whatsoever, I saw a couple of small scuffs on the polycarbonate shell but they rubbed off easily with my hand. Overall I'm really impressed with this luggage and definitely plan to buy more from the same company. If I had to name one drawback, it would be that there is no flexibility in the hinges like you have with a zipper. No room to expand if you have both sides fully packed. But that's a compromise I'm willing to make for the overall added strength in the frame and hinges. Along with the convenience of the locking latches

I bought the 28” Luggex suitcase in charcoal. I love a good suitcase (call me weird) but I’m also too intelligent to dump $2000+ into a glorified clothes box and act like a pretty box somehow means I’m more valuable than others. All That to say that I really do want a quality suitcase but I’m also value-conscious. I bought this one after spending a ton of time reading reviews and still wasn’t sure what I would get. No matter which suitcase you check out you’re going to find the “this is the best one ever” reviews and the “do not buy” ones, but this is the one I went with. Sorry so much preamble. The good: Loaded this sucker up FULL with 51 lbs (23.5kg) of stuff, mainly clothes but some books as well, and checked it in. It then survived six weeks of flights and transfers and in & out of truck beds going from Texas to Papua New Guinea and back, with a lot of additional flights inbetween. United, Asiana and Virgin airlines are pretty good with bags. JetStar was okay. Air Niugini must literally throw the bags out of the aircraft and then jump on them. Seriously. Of our three checked suitcases (three different brands) only this one survived unscathed. It came through with some scuffs - basically perfect. The wheels are all still intact and working quietly. The case itself looks good, no cracks or dents, it opens and closes properly and I don’t find any loose rivets or other damage. The latches and hinges still function correctly and nicely. For comparison, suitcase ‘B’ was so smashed after just one Air Niugini flight I was afraid it wouldn’t get us home: caved in side, major cracks in two sides, front permanently creased, and the aluminum frame broke in two places. Suitcase ‘C’ had two broken-off wheels, one corner caved in and cracked through, and white crease marks across the front where it had bent. Neither of those will ever make another trip. The Luggex looks good - like it actually looks good. The other two are filthy and scuffed and you say, “dude, those things are finished”. This one you look at and say “huh…probably could wipe it down with a damp cloth and remove that sticker residue, huh?” I’m massively impressed Extra impressed because it went all the same places as the other two bags but this one just looks a bit dirty and those two are ruined. I will absolutely buy another Luggex. 13 flights, 16 different terminals, vans, truck beds, stairs, gravel, pouring rain, plus the tender care of Air Niugini…this one wins, for me.

I love this bag for style, size, durability, and no zippers, but it DID NOT SURVIVE its first and only trip. I took it to Europe for 6 weeks - airlines, trains, bad street rolling - but American Airline destroyed it upon return. They somehow dropped it and bent in the lower front corner and bottom back hinge - not opening the case but making it unusable in the future.

I purchased 2 of these suitcases for my extended vacations overseas. It has now been 6 months of frequent traveling, several boat/ferry excursions and I am impressed with the durability of these suitcases. After observing how luggage gets treated from the handles, not to mention the paths that the wheels have to travel over, everything still works and has not been damaged from the abuse and wear and tear of the handlers. My luggage is always loaded to the maximum allowable weight limits, and the spring-absorbing wheels can really take the load. Often, the rock/gravel paths can be a burden, with the wheels scraping sideways into the dirt, but once back on a solid surface, the wheels continue to do their magic. The handles are also very tough. I daisy-chain one suitcase to the other and basically tow them when I'm on solid ground. I also added some heavy duty luggage straps to the ensemble just to make my luggage stand out as well as protect it slightly from dishonest quick and easy opportunists. You will not be disappointed when you buy this brand and model luggage. I'm glad I did.

I'm really happy with these bag. The shell is tough and the wheels are really nice. Actually, the wheels are probably the best of any bag I've had. The interior is is good, two main areas. This bag in conjunction with the vacuum bags is the hot ticket! I also added the silicone wheel protectors and love how this bag glides. It's been to Costa Rica and Philly twice now. Very happy with it and the size is perfect for carry-on. This is my go to bag now, even over my Tumi bags.

I LOVEEE MY SUITCASE. I bought this for my boyfriend, and he’s been using it for travel, and it’s honestly been such a great purchase. The suitcase feels very strong and durable; the aluminum frame and hard shell design make it feel like it can handle a lot without getting damaged. The spinner wheels are super smooth, it rolls very easily and feels light even when it’s packed. One of my favorite features is the TSA locks. It’s something we didn’t have before, and it’s really nice knowing everything inside is secure, especially when traveling through airports. The inside is well organized and gets the job done; it keeps everything in place and makes packing simple. That said, it does feel like there’s slightly less space compared to a traditional zip-up suitcase, probably because of the frame design. It’s not a dealbreaker, but something to keep in mind if you tend to pack a lot. On the bright side, it definitely encourages packing lighter and more efficiently. Overall, this is a really solid, high-quality suitcase that looks great, feels secure, and travels smoothly.

I have tried and own all kinds of brands, cases, bags, etc. for my video and camera gear. Including Pelican, ThinkTank, Tamrac, Tenba, Neewer, Lowepro, even converting a Samsonite for my purposes. Those are all great brands but I wanted something pretty specific and maybe Pelican finally listened to my suggestions but they are overpriced in my opinion. Regarding why this bag is almost perfect for my needs. First it has 4 sets of wheels to allow for easier transport from the studio to locations. Pelicans and ThinkTanks have two sets of wheels which adds to fatigue when transporting long distances to location. Next this bag is lightweight AND durable. The metal hinge was a requirement. And the locking clasps were also a requirement. As mentioned, I tried different brands and approaches. I find Pelicans overkill and end up being too heavy. Their AIR line is ok but overpriced. ThinkTanks are durable but also overpriced. My Samsonite conversion broke the hinge and zipper after a few months of use. It's been almost a year of daily use of this bag and all latches, hinges, and zippers are working well. And the thing that tops it off for my needs is the value. This is well priced. There is definitely a price hike for bags and cases designated as camera, photo, or video. So please keep these priced as a good value. Reasonably priced with good durability. I don't need to drive a truck over my cases. I don't even need to sit on or stand on my cases. But I do need them to last daily transport from studio to location. Plus, I need them to withstand being opened and closed dozens of times a day while on location. Feature design requests for my needs as a videographer/photographer but probably not for travelers. Can you make a photography/videographer line of cases? Can you make the medium suitcase just a little bit deeper? Maybe just 1-2 inches overall. Or rather than a 50/50 design where the lid is 50% and the bottom (side with the retractable handle) is 50%, can you make the lid 35% and the bottom 65% or thereabouts? This will help keep lenses, camera bodies, and larger items on the bottom side. Currently I put those on the lid side (left side) because the retractable handle takes some depth away. Not a huge deal but less convenient. Those are the heavier items and it makes the lid harder to lift. Plus shifting the ratio away from 50/50 makes storing longer lenses easier by having some medium length lenses also be stored vertically rather than horizontally. You don't want to go too long in one direction either or it ends up being wasted space. This is a big flaw with a lot of Pelican designs where they are too deep on one side and too shallow on the other side. Also, if you made the camera bag inserts and dividers that would be awesome! Currently I use inserts and dividers from other manufacturers and they are not a perfect fit. Thanks for making a great case! Also, honestly look into what it would take to compete in the camera/photo/video space. There are manufacturers with thriving businesses in that space but I think they are all lacking in some way. I should just make a video at some point.

This was exactly what I was looking for! Lots of room for packing, fits in the overhead bin perfectly! The wheels glide very smoothly which helps because the handle might be a little flimsy! I still have it a five because I love it…..

Muy mala calidad, los cerrojos se vencen en menos de 5 viajes, los materiales son muy deficientes y además se rompen con extrema facilidad aún siendo una maleta de cabina

Great luggage! Has good compartment sizes and holds everything together. Definitely recommend.

La pieza que se extiende para manipular la maleta esta muy endeble, esta muy floja, esperamos que aguante los viajes!

Me gustó mucho, solo que si llevas muchas cosas le cuesta trabajo cerrar.