Moonlight Hardside Expandable Luggage with Spinner Wheels, Black Marble, Carry-On 21-Inch

My previous suitcase was the same brand (American Tourister) which was a soft-shell suitcase that lasted me close to 8 years. So far so good on this hard shell too; I’ve taken 2 trips on the plane with it so far. I really like the white marble design. I was worried at first it would be a shiny plastic that would give it a gaudy and possibly cheap look, but the texture of the suitcase makes it look classy. I also haven’t noticed any marks or blemishes on the outside which I worried about with it being white. I love the built-in zippered pocket on the inner, front but I wish it was on both sides! It would be even easier that way. Another observation is that the wheels maybe don’t roll as easily as some other suitcases I’ve seen, but I plan on trying some WD40 and see if that helps. Overall I’d recommend.

Is luggage seems very durable in the age of Chinese knockoffs. The bag is shinier than depicted but kind of helps when picking it out at the airport or baggage claim.

Love this! Got the 28 inch one for college to fly back and forth each semester. I’ve had it for 2 years now. Holds a lot of stuff. Very durable and pretty. After being thrown down the stairs and in airports, the logo came off, but I can just super glue that back on no problem. Easy to move too. Read many reviews that say it gets easily scratched and damaged-this is probably true, and will happen to any that’s a light color other than black or gray. Simple solution-get one of the clear luggage covers. Only like $10 and work great to protect the suitcase. Only thing that’s scratched up is the very bottom of it, near the wheels but you can’t see that. Another trick, don’t over fill it too much. The suitcase needs to be a bit bendy when set on or pressed, this will keep it from cracking (goes for every hard shell suitcase). Overall, love it and matches my passport cover and tags. I’m buying another one to go with it for my trip to Greece.

Both the bags are the perfect size and are very durable! I’ve used them a couple of times already and they held up when I checked my bags! I would definitely recommend!

Bought a three pc set. Used the 28 and checked the bag in. I flew three times (three legs of journey) on the trip with two different airlines. Came home and as I was unpacking noticed a huge crack at the base of one wheel. No other damage to speak of and American Tourister does not warranty that kind of damage. Understandable. Airlines are not gentle. AT cant fix it either. Going to try an epoxy made for plastic to reinforce that area. AT did offer me half off on another pc of luggage but nothing that matched my remaining pieces and the luggage they offered was super expensive even at half price. The only thing I didnt care for and didnt realize when I bought it is that the 28 has to be laid open flat to access contents. Hard to explain but you need to open it on a floor, bed or two luggage racks because it does not have a hinge. I tried to prop it up against a wall one time and it took the paint off. Lol! Bottom line is, its a great price for three pcs. Just beware when checking luggage. I cant say which airline was the culprit.

I was so excited about this product because I wanted a cute travel bag for the airport that stood out. I bought this bag a week before my trip to Cancun, we left September 3rd. The travel day to Cancun went through with flying colors. Then it sat on the floor in our room for 5 days unobstructed except to get stuff out of it.

Love This it’s stylish and durable ordered the white marble set and just had to have this set as well

I was on a domestic flight and used my brand new 28 in American Tourister Moonlight - Leopard hard shell luggage for the very first time. Unfortunately, when I picked it up from baggage claim, the entire bottom was shattered with the wheel shafts hanging off, as if the bag had been dropped from a great height and landed on the wheels, destroying the entire wheel carriage and bottom of suitcase. It is utterly destroyed and will never be usable again, and since it was harmed during travel/flight, the damage falls OUTSIDE what the American Tourister warranty will cover (I have checked, as this is a new suitcase still under manufacture warranty that does not cover any damage ensued during travel). However, I have been given nothing but runaround in terms of submitting a claim to the airline as they demand that I present to the baggage/security area at the airport IN PERSON to file a claim and obtain a reference number. Due to travel logistics I was unable to do this en route, and thought I could process this request after the fact the next day. I am completely unable to drive my suitcase back to the airport which is a 2 hr round trip for me, park and wander through the building to find the right place to accomplish this, and find it insane that I must do this when I already have the purchase receipt for the newly purchased luggage, my flight info, and baggage claim number, and pictures showing all the damage. I have tried in vain to enter this into an online complaint as all routes take me to the page “you must physically present in person at the airport with your damaged luggage to obtain a 13-character reference number in order to submit a claim. I will NEVER PURCHASE THIS LUGGAGE AGAIN, and am very disgusted by the fact that the warranty my 3-piece set was registered for covers essentially nothing, aside from if something should spontaneously break when it is not being used in travel. Why else would I carry a suitcase, if not during travel??? Buyer be ware...

I bought this set mainly because American Tourister is a well known brand and I expected it to be durable and last several years. Unfortunately, the medium sized bag broke the first time I used it. Very disappointed.

This case ia more medium gun metal color and zippers than black. not like pictured. returning item.