WAB 6 Large Check-In Expandable Hardside Spinner Suitcase

I have used this bag 4 times already and it is perfect. I love a large suitcase for longer trips and with airlines starting to measure bags this bag is within the 62 inch requirement, takes the anxiety out of the baggage check. The light weight of the bag itself allows me to put more in it. The durability is top notch, it barely looks like it's been used and has been on 12 flights already. The wheels roll so smoothly even when it weighs 50 lbs so it makes for ease of use. I'm ready to buy the rest of the pieces for a matching set!

After dragging this champ through TSA trenches, some crazy rough asphalt, and a cross-country flight, I half expected it to arrive looking like modern art. Nope—Walkabout 7 shrugged off baggage handling like it was a spa day. It's featherlight but fierce. I loaded it up for several seasons worth of weather while visiting Oregon wine country then added several bottles of Pinot on the way home yet it glided beside me like it was weightless. It rolls like a dream - cobblestones, cracked pavement, airport carpet mazes… this thing handles terrain like it's auditioning for a rally race. After coast-to-coast travel, not a dent, scratch, or tantrum thrown. It held its shape and dignity better than I did. If you're looking for a suitcase that rolls smoother than your Monday coffee and withstands more drama than your group chat—this is it!

This hard case has all the features of the Travelpro line of luggage that I have come to trust for years. The exterior is hard but flexible and lightweight. It has a brushed finish that hides scuffs and scratches well. The wheels roll smoothly and turn on a dime. My carpal tunnel hands appreciate the ergonomic handle which feels sturdy even the case is fully packed. I love thoughtful touches like the grab handles and protective rubber feet for when you need to set your suitcase down on the dirty airport floor or sidewalk. I have owned and loved the Maxlite series for years, and I expect that the Walkabout 7 will be just as great, if not better. Some things to consider for future designs: 1) Please provide an ability to lock the wheels so they only roll forward and backward and not in all directions. This would be helpful when the case is heavy and unweildy. 2) Please make the interior organizational flap completely removeable. There are times I don't want to use it and it just gets in the way, and 3) Please consider colors that "pop" out of the sea of black/blue/red/beige cases out there in every carousel in every airport.

I was excited to receive this large, hard-side suitcase. My soft-side Travelpro suitcase that I have had for years is starting to show its age and I have been debating whether to get another soft-side or a hard-side. Overall, I think this hard-side is great! It's big and I like the inner zippered pockets. The one thing I would change is I would switch the inner zippered pockets to the left side and leave the open area on the right side. I have not had a chance to travel with this suitcase yet, but I am concerned I will need to change my packing technique as the two straps on the left side will not be able to hold my clothes in place with my usual method of rolling everything. Since most people unzip a suitcase and open by lifting and moving the left side up and over, I think it would make more sense to have the zippered pockets on the left side. Otherwise, I think the suitcase seems very durable and I like the cranberry color!