- Tranverz L – 121L Large Wheeled Luggage with Dual Compartments, TSA Lock, Compression Straps & Smooth-Wheeling System, Black Denim

Great size and seems quite durable!

Great for a smaller sized carry on for airlines that have smaller size requirements. You can pack in a lot due to the soft case if you are adding souvenirs while travelling. Zippers are strong and have a good lock. It has a 2 wheel roller with no rotation so can be difficult to navigate through busy/tight spaces compared to something with 4 rotating wheels, but I was still fine for me in Tokyo station.

Love it so far. Seems very well built. I've had an Eastpak backpack for maybe 25 years. It's been all over the world and is still going strong, which led to me buying this suitcase. Not at all disappointed.

This is a nice bag with qualty components. The soft half is a little too soft. If it were not completely full it collapses and looks weird or damaged. The lock works well.

Pros: It is very lightweight. The build quality looks durable; fabrics, stitching, wheels, and connections all look solid after first two international trips. Wheels roll smoothly, handle extends and folds reliably. Sleek, minimal, attractive design with almost zero corporate branding looks good on vacation or on business. Cons: I hate the 50/50 clamshell design; would be great if every trip only required zipping twenty Tshirts in one side and twenty Tshirts in the other side; with both internals zipped, you lose at least a square inch all the way around three sides...how much is that in cubic inches? Despite the pros of this bag, I really really wish the external zipper had been located all the way at the front of the bag (or at the top when the bag is laying in packing position on a bed or table), which would have given a large, unified, unbroken, rectangular bathtub of packing volume topped with a flat lid for maximum density and/or maximum internal flexibility. As other reviews have noted, placing the zipper in the middle of the rectangle forces the external grab handles to awkward, less-useful locations. Finally, it is a cardinal sin common to many luggage companies: compression straps that only compress a minority of the bag. Overall, the bag is worth buying if you care more about light weight, quality build and sleek looks; and if you care less about the awkward clamshell and awkward grab handles, and awkward compression straps.

I just LOVE this bag!! The material, the color, the zippered compartments on each side are all VERY useful! Great carryon for use on smaller overseas airlines and easily hold 4-8 packing cubes for long or extended vacations. I would highly recommend this bag and I’m thinking of also buying another in a different color.

I was surprised when I read these were imported. Excellent quality and my family commented on the look. I like how inside there are 2 zipper halves and space in between. In case my bath stuff leaks, my clothes won't be ruined. It also let's me separate soiled stuff (like hiking boots) from everything else. I plan to get the bigger one for family trips since I can easily fit 2 weeks worth of clothes in this.

Another in a long string of ripped and broken roller bags. In general they last a couple of years before you need to replace them because the airline gorillas rip them. Will try this brand now to see how long it lasts... Seems well made, but then again, they all do at first.