Best Luggage for Cheap

I'm not sure the ultrasonic facial massager is actually improving my skin tone or not. The product does not quite look like the photo. It says "Acetino" on the front, but has an old Ellure Paris symbol on the cap on top. The blues on the top and bottom don't match. I feel as though I may have received a "knock off" or something. I'm not sure I would recommend it. At the very least, I wish I would have returned it within the 30 days.

Although pricey, this is the best garment bag I have ever owned. It is extremely sturdy, very light for it's size, made with excellent material, and the zippers never get stuck. There is ample storage spaces and room for shoes, suits, sport coats, shirts, socks, ties, socks, Dop kit, and then some. This is not a carry on bag, you will have to check it. It is a wheeled bag. It does have a handle that seems maybe an inch too short as my heel sometimes would hit the bag when I was pulling it and I'm 6 feet tall. It comes with a very clever towing strap to tie on additional luggage. It also comes with a very good TSA rated lock. It has these very clever clasps to hold down the flaps that disengage with a flip. You won't be disappointed with this bag.

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful 5.0 out of 5 starsExpensive and worth it, September 16, 2008 By Lawrence J. Gregg "ljgok" (Tulsa, ok) - See all my reviews(REAL NAME)  This is the tird one of these we have owned, absolutely the best garment bag around. The first two were the khaki color and soil easily, the black is better. Clothes come out wrinkle free if packed correctly

Love the cosomlite. durable and light. no problem with weight in at airport.Replaces my old samsonite set, though light, not as light as the new composite.

This is a combined review/comparison of:(1) "Kenneth Cole Reaction Luggage Let It All Out Wheeled Suitcase, Cobalt, Large" Kenneth Cole Reaction Luggage Let It All Out Wheeled Suitcase, Cobalt, Large (28 x 18 x 11.3 inches, and about 10 pounds by my measurement), amazon.com price $122.37;(2) "Samsonite Bright Lites 29 Inches Spinner" Samsonite Bright Lites 29 Inches Spinner (29.5 x 20 x 14.5 inches, and about 12 pounds by my measurement), amazon.com price $159.99; and(3) "Samsonite Silhouette 12 30" Hardside Spinner Luggage" Samsonite Silhouette 12 30" Hardside Spinner Luggage (29.5 x 20.5 x 14 inches, and about 13 pounds by my measurement), amazon.com price $314.99;all of which I have purchased from amazon.com. These are what I think of new-style "hard side" cases, which I personally prefer rather that fabric. However, the plastic material, while apparently strong and durable, is quite thin and flexible compared to older "hard side" suitcases.On the samsonite.com website, the "Samsonite Bright Lites 29 Inches Spinner" currently is marked as "clearance".I also mention the more expensive "Victorinox Spectra 32 Hardside Spinner Luggage" (32.7 x 21.3 x 10.6 inches), amazon.com price $449.00. I did not buy a Victornix, but looked at one in a high-end luggage store.24 hours after writing my initial review, I am reducing my rating of the Kenneth Cole suitcase from 4 stars to 1 star, and I am returning…

I admit that I was initially a bit doubtful about these suitcases (we got a 27" and a 32"), but I went ahead and ordered a them anyway when my old hard shell spinners started to get beat up looking. The first thing I immediately noticed is that these are incredibly light! Where I was packing my hard cases very carefully in order to keep them barely within the 50lb weight limit; with these Black Label spinners I have found that I can pack them however I want to -- they have never yet gone over 50lbs!! These suitcases are about 10lbs lighter than my old hard cases of the same size, unbelievable! This is remarkable for me because I bring a portable office with everywhere I go which includes all kinds of heavy cables, adapters, etc etc.The second thing I noticed is that they seem rather flimsy, almost soft. They are constructed of layers of woven plastic, almost like a soft fiberglass shell. I'm still wondering how they will hold up over the long haul. However, I've already taken them on two cruises -- one all the way to Australia -- as well as a third trip to Brazil. They are showing the inevitable scuff marks but there is no sign of any structural damage at all. I'm not thrilled that these are closed with zippers because zippers have always been a weak spot on my suitcases, one of the reasons I liked the hard cases. So far so good! I won't know for sure until another 10 trips or so.The 32" is a really large suitcase. They've designed the handle so that it takes up…

This is by far the best looking luggage set I have ever owned. Well, actually I bought it for my wife, but I occasionally use a piece myself. Where ever we go we get compliments and people staring at the luggage. They are also great for spotting them on the luggage belt. It is just sad to see them get scuffed up and black rubber marks from the belts. Oh well, I guess that is what luggage is for, but they still look great!

This bag is good Its well made and the leather is excellent. My problem is that the pockets are not well positioned. On my first trip one of the zippers broke. Why would they put cheap flimsy zippers on a bag constructed of great leather. I do not recommended. There are better bags that cost 1/3 the price.

I admit that I was initially a bit doubtful about these suitcases (we got a 27" and a 32"), but I went ahead and ordered a them anyway when my old hard shell spinners started to get beat up looking. The first thing I immediately noticed is that these are incredibly light! Where I was packing my hard cases very carefully in order to keep them barely within the 50lb weight limit; with these Black Label spinners I have found that I can pack them however I want to -- they have never yet gone over 50lbs!! These suitcases are about 10lbs lighter than my old hard cases of the same size, unbelievable! This is remarkable for me because I bring a portable office with everywhere I go which includes all kinds of heavy cables, adapters, etc etc.The second thing I noticed is that they seem rather flimsy, almost soft. They are constructed of layers of woven plastic, almost like a soft fiberglass shell. I'm still wondering how they will hold up over the long haul. However, I've already taken them on two cruises -- one all the way to Australia -- as well as a third trip to Brazil. They are showing the inevitable scuff marks but there is no sign of any structural damage at all. I'm not thrilled that these are closed with zippers because zippers have always been a weak spot on my suitcases, one of the reasons I liked the hard cases. So far so good! I won't know for sure until another 10 trips or so.The 32" is a really large suitcase. They've designed the handle so that it takes up…

This is a combined review/comparison of:(1) "Kenneth Cole Reaction Luggage Let It All Out Wheeled Suitcase, Cobalt, Large" Kenneth Cole Reaction Luggage Let It All Out Wheeled Suitcase, Cobalt, Large (28 x 18 x 11.3 inches, and about 10 pounds by my measurement), amazon.com price $122.37;(2) "Samsonite Bright Lites 29 Inches Spinner" Samsonite Bright Lites 29 Inches Spinner (29.5 x 20 x 14.5 inches, and about 12 pounds by my measurement), amazon.com price $159.99; and(3) "Samsonite Silhouette 12 30" Hardside Spinner Luggage" Samsonite Silhouette 12 30" Hardside Spinner Luggage (29.5 x 20.5 x 14 inches, and about 13 pounds by my measurement), amazon.com price $314.99;all of which I have purchased from amazon.com. These are what I think of new-style "hard side" cases, which I personally prefer rather that fabric. However, the plastic material, while apparently strong and durable, is quite thin and flexible compared to older "hard side" suitcases.On the samsonite.com website, the "Samsonite Bright Lites 29 Inches Spinner" currently is marked as "clearance".I also mention the more expensive "Victorinox Spectra 32 Hardside Spinner Luggage" (32.7 x 21.3 x 10.6 inches), amazon.com price $449.00. I did not buy a Victornix, but looked at one in a high-end luggage store.24 hours after writing my initial review, I am reducing my rating of the Kenneth Cole suitcase from 4 stars to 1 star, and I am returning…

This tumi vapor is great allows a lot of storage, it is a bit smaller than the big brother and does not have the spcial bag for a suit. It has actually on inside pocket wich is useful. Its spacy , the upperside has a seperate zipper system which allows to pack this side and close it and have not all mixed up when you arrive in your destination.. The material seems to be resitent but after some travel 4 flights it shows signs of use on the outside meaning the print is becomming scretchy, but i guess this is normal for use..

I love my samsonite luggage. It was slightly bigger than i expected but overall i am extremely happy. I was most impressed with the service that was given and prompt response to my requests. Thankyou I have already recommended you to a few other people as well.

I admit that I was initially a bit doubtful about these suitcases (we got a 27" and a 32"), but I went ahead and ordered a them anyway when my old hard shell spinners started to get beat up looking. The first thing I immediately noticed is that these are incredibly light! Where I was packing my hard cases very carefully in order to keep them barely within the 50lb weight limit; with these Black Label spinners I have found that I can pack them however I want to -- they have never yet gone over 50lbs!! These suitcases are about 10lbs lighter than my old hard cases of the same size, unbelievable! This is remarkable for me because I bring a portable office with everywhere I go which includes all kinds of heavy cables, adapters, etc etc.The second thing I noticed is that they seem rather flimsy, almost soft. They are constructed of layers of woven plastic, almost like a soft fiberglass shell. I'm still wondering how they will hold up over the long haul. However, I've already taken them on two cruises -- one all the way to Australia -- as well as a third trip to Brazil. They are showing the inevitable scuff marks but there is no sign of any structural damage at all. I'm not thrilled that these are closed with zippers because zippers have always been a weak spot on my suitcases, one of the reasons I liked the hard cases. So far so good! I won't know for sure until another 10 trips or so.The 32" is a really large suitcase. They've designed the handle so that it takes up…

This is a great bag. Well made, easy to pack, easy to maneuver around the airport. We took it to the Tumi store to get it monogrammed to give it a more personal touch. Also picked up a smaller Alpha for carry on luggage- love this line.

This is by far the best looking luggage set I have ever owned. Well, actually I bought it for my wife, but I occasionally use a piece myself. Where ever we go we get compliments and people staring at the luggage. They are also great for spotting them on the luggage belt. It is just sad to see them get scuffed up and black rubber marks from the belts. Oh well, I guess that is what luggage is for, but they still look great!