Scooter Suitcase Folding Kids Luggage – Penni the Panda, 18 Inch Hardshell, Ride On with Wheels, 2-in-1, 25 Litre Capacity

The media could not be loaded. We got this as we have several trips planned this year and thought it was a good idea instead of a carry-on she would have to pull or I’d have to carry. It was the best! Highly recommend it! I was worried about quality since it had some poor reviews, but when it arrived it came with tools so I tightened everything up before I packed it and had no issues!Pros:Cute and has lots of pattern choicesLots of space and not too big for kids clothesSeems sturdy and durable, it’s a rubbery plastic so scuff and scratch resistant!My kiddo loved it and it helped us get through the airport quickly and I didn’t have to carry any of her stuff the whole trip because she was so excited to scoot.Cons:Had to tighten things up, but at least they provided the tools! :)

Fabulous travel scooter for kids. They can navigate a busy airport without lagging behind. And decent storage space for toys and stuffed animals for the plane ride.

This has been a game changer for me and my 6 year old daughter. We travel a lot (8 round trips this summer) and getting through big airports like ATL and ORD was a slog. I sometimes brought a stroller I didn’t really need and that she is growing out of. We saw some kids on these at O’ Hare and snapped one up as soon as we got home. My daughter carries her own stuff in it (fits quite a bit) and zips through airports. She loves it and it is light and easy for me. Highly recommend

My child was able to keep up with us! Just make sure your child is old enough to listen to you if you need them to stop/slow down. Would get again and recommend.Also, Note - if suitcase is overweighted on front your child could end up running the front bottom into the ground when causing them to trip off the scooter. Also when pulling this suitcase the metal hinge on the bottom where the scooter connects can sometimes drag on the ground especially if not on a flat even surface, which was annoying at times.

These suitcases are the absolute best. I cannot believe there aren't more families with them. We get so many looks and comments at the airport about how cool they are. This was our second purchased, as our second child was ready to transition from a ride on suitcase to the scooter. It's great because they can 'carry' all their own things. We were recently able to take a cross country flight without needing to check a bag because we were able to pack kids things in these. They fold up easily for storage in overhead bins and can be quickly unfolded so the kids can scooter off the plane upon landing.

We travel a lot and decided to splurge a bit on these for the kids. We planned to take the to Europe, but tried them out first on a domestic flight and I'm soooo glad we did. The first time we used one it was making a clicking sound, but seemed ok. The other one had no issues. We used them for a second time, and the clicking continued and the other one completed LOST A WHEEL! It just fell off mid-use. Luckily my daughter wasn't hurt, but she was VERY upset, and I was very upset that I had to carry around a suitcase for the rest of the trip.Also, as others have said these suitcases are SMALL and don't hold much at all. I was wiling to overlook that, but these will both be going back!!! Disappointed!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:My 7 year old daughter who is about 3' 7'' and about 40lbs loves this item. I however, dislike it for one primary reason - it can't be steered. It can only move in a straight line and is difficult to maneuver. If you are a parent looking to by this item for your child - you may think its a great idea and its cute - but just wait until you have to try to move it through an airport or the aisles of the airplane.

Saw someone else's kid using this in the airport the other day, and ordered it immediately for my grandson. I knew he'd love it, and of course he does. Such a great idea! And well made. A little expensive, but still worth it if it makes the kids happy and they have fun with it!