WranglerHardside Spinner Carry-On Luggage, Olive, 22-Inch

I’m really impressed with the Wrangler 22-Inch Hardside Spinner in Charcoal! This luggage has quickly become my go-to for short trips. The 22-inch size is perfect for a carry-on, fitting into overhead compartments easily while still giving me plenty of space for a weekend getaway or business trip.The spinner wheels are smooth and make it incredibly easy to maneuver, even in busy airports. Whether I’m running to catch a flight or navigating through crowded terminals, it rolls effortlessly in any direction.The hard shell feels durable and sturdy, offering excellent protection for my belongings, yet it’s still surprisingly lightweight. The interior is well-organized, with a nice compression strap to keep everything in place, and I can fit all my essentials without having to worry about space.What I love most is the sleek charcoal color — it looks modern and professional, and it stands out just enough to spot it easily on the luggage carousel.The only downside is that it doesn’t expand, so if I’m planning to bring back extra items, I may need to pack a little more carefully. But overall, it’s been a fantastic luggage choice that’s both stylish and practical. Highly recommend it for anyone who travels light and needs a reliable carry-on!

The Wrangler 20" Spinner Carry-On Luggage is a fantastic travel companion. Its lightweight, hardshell ABS construction ensures durability while meeting most airline carry-on size requirements. The 360° spinner wheels and telescopic handle make maneuvering through airports a breeze. Inside, the fully lined interior with a compression strap keeps belongings secure and organized. Available in sleek colors like black and dark charcoal, it's both functional and stylish. Priced at $49.99, it's an excellent value for travelers seeking reliability without breaking the bank.

It holds about 5-7 days of summer clothes. The wheels held up for two trips across city bus and train terminals. Not sure how long the wheels will last in general. If you have a bad back, you will need someone to place it in the overhead compartment for you, on a train. I took this only on escalators. It's not for stairs. Zippers work, wheels swivel quickly, but if you get stuck carrying it even down a few stairs on a train terminal, it can hurt your back. The outer case is tough and durable. The handles have a wide range of height adjustment, but feel a little weak. (For heavy travelers I would invest in an expensive brand with metal wheels.) This is for the small case at about $40. Worth the price.

Firstly, I was terrified to buy this. The reviews were very, very scary, but I liked the color and had an immediate need for it. So far, I have had no issues.My biggest concern is the durability. I have used it on one or two trips so far. It has not gone on a plane yet (maybe one day). I have had no issues with cracking or other forms of damage, but I must admit I baby it a little to make sure nothing happens. My biggest fear comes from the telescoping handle. I don't have much experiences with suitcases, but the handle feels very delicate to me. I can pull the suitcase by the handle easily, but I have made absolutely zero attempts to lift the suitcase by the handle out of fear it may break. When I need to lift the suitcase, I either lift it by the hand strap on top or by its sides.It's a pretty small suitcase, honestly. It did perfect for two separate trips that were both around 4 to 6 days long. I pack a change of clothes for each day, a small pair of PJs for each day, toiletries in one of those expanding organizer containers, medicine, chargers, socks for each day plus one, travel cereal, travel tissues, and a blanket. Getting it all to fit is a continuous game of folding and organizing and reorganizing over and over until I'm satisfied. I am lucky to have rather small clothes that fold up very nicely, and small things like socks and underwear can be fit neatly down between the bar indents from the handle, which makes it easier to make the most of your space.All that being said, it's probably not big enough for a longer trip. If I had to go somewhere for two weeks with enough clothes for two weeks, I'd bring a different suitcase. For short trips, however, this gets the job done. I even managed to fit a 16 inch Squishmallow in it with all my clothes (I had to stuff it in a vacuum seal bag and suck out all the air to make it work). I also vacuum seal the blanket to cut down on as much air as possible.Overall, I love the color, and I'm pleased with the straps and the zipper compartment. The handle terrifies me, but I've had no issues with the product. It has survived two car trips so far, and I've had little to no issues with the wheels. I probably would not buy this product again since I will be interested in a larger suitcase in the future, but for my very first suitcase, I was very happy with it. 7/10

Loved this carry on, it is lightweight nicely designed and was perfect for along weekend away. It was roomy for a carry on luggage and sturdy. Did not have any issues at all. Would highly recommend

Amazing carry-on on a budget!! The extending handle is a little flimsy, but it still looks gorgeous after a crazy layover running halfway across Denver airport, and checked on the way home. This thing was a lifesaver. I am kinda blown away by the quality for this price. 10/10

I loved this suitcase. Great size, quality, and color! We took it on a road trip for about 5-ish days and it held all my outfits and toiletries and still had some extra space. The wheels roll well and it’s lightweight and doesn’t take up much room in the car and would probably br an easy carry on if you’re taking a flight. The straps inside are easy to attach and stretch too.Would definitely recommend if you’re looking for a 4-wheel and easy and light carry on size suitcase. Super cute light purple color too which is a plus