Smart Rideable luggage-Roller carry-on luggage 22x14x9-TSA Airline-Approved 22 inch Hardshell Zipperless Travel Suitcase with Rolling Wheels App Control-Cabin

This rideable luggage is impressive. It is small, but deep and plenty of room for a weekend trip or a few more days if you pack lightly. It has some serious go power, really glides along with me sitting on it. It is small and I'm tall, but it's doable, it would be more comfortable with something soft to sit on . Nevertheless, it is quite handy and still light enough. I am wondering if it is acceptable by all airlines so that is something to look in on before traveling. It would definitely be fun and helpful going through the airport especially if you have a far gate to reach. Everything collapses easily by pressing in. It is a little difficult getting the steering handle to pop up. Opening and closing the suitcase is super easy and the case feels solid. There's a little zipper pouch in the side and room for a small laptop or tablet, or maybe a book on the opening. The color is nice and I like the lights they add a little fun and youre more easily seen, a bell might be a nice addition. Read more

The media could not be loaded. I absolutely love this smart rideable luggage! It’s the perfect size for carry-on and fits easily in overhead bins. The rideable feature is such a game changer. No more rushing or dragging heavy bags through the airport. The app control works smoothly, and the hard shell feels strong and durable. It also looks really sleek in silver and definitely stands out in a crowd. The TSA-approved lock and zipperless design give me extra peace of mind. Overall, it’s convenient, stylish, and surprisingly fun to use. I’ve already gotten so many compliments while traveling. Five stars all the way! Read more

The media could not be loaded. I’m already impressed. This arrived a week earlier than expected so I'm happy for that. Just an honest review, I haven’t taken it on a flight yet, but I'm looking forward for my next trip. I’ve only been able to tested it at home and out in front of my house, and it performs better than I expected. I’m about 210 lbs, and it moves me around with no problem. It’s not overly fast, which I actually prefer since I’ll be using it in airports with lots of people. Turning can be a little harder but it could have been of my belly :) The design is solid and spacious....definitely more room inside than I thought it would have. I also really like the zipperless hardshell. It feels sturdy and secure. Charging is simple, and the built-in battery indicator is a nice touch so I don’t have to guess how much power is left. I’m really looking forward to taking this through an airport soon. There’s always so much walking when I travel, and this is going to make a big difference. So far...it’s been fun, practical, and a great buy. I highly recommend it. Read more

I have a hip injury that limits walking. I’m 6-1” and 230 pounds. It tips forward easily. While riding through airports and on rental car agency roads, I fell forward many times at medium speed. It’s embarrassing and people laugh at you at your expense. Ride at your own risk! Also, cannot guide it using the adjustable handle while walking with it. It only pushes in a straight line. If the airport walkways are brick, have seams in carpet, cable covers on floor or any separated concrete slabs… either the battery disconnects from the bumps or you’re going to crash while your feet are resting on the pegs. Go SLOW as possible in these situations and keep your feet in front of you while riding to stabilize. Read more

OK, this thing is a trip! I had just had my knee replaced and since I travel constantly (especially through Mexico City and Denver Intl.) I bought this specifically while I was recuperating and not able to walk long distances. It’s just a joke how far they make you walk in airports nowadays! Anyway, that being said, I’m going to start with the cons and end with the pros. Cons: When I first purchased this I was immediately disappointed with how heavy it was! If you’re trying to lug this around like normal luggage, you won’t be able to, it wobbles everywhere and it’s practically impossible to pull behind you. From the first moment that I stepped out of my Uber at the airport on its maiden voyage I thought it was the biggest joke ever! Not just because it was so hard to maneuver but because the weight of it is just obnoxious! Packed with a normal amount of personal belongings inside of it an average person like me can barely lift it up above her head to put in the overhead compartment on the plane. I’ve since gotten used to asking a kind gentleman nearby to do it for me. It’s definitely awkward. The way it opens isn’t very convenient and it doesn’t hold as much stuff as I’d like. The disco lights on the side of it are a little much but thankfully, you can turn them off if you want. Now, since then it’s grown on me because it really fulfilled the purpose of what I bought it for. Pros: I’ve noticed that there is a little bit of a trick to pulling it behind you when you’re not riding on it and that is you have to have it pivoted on one wheel, the front wheel. I have made a habit now of kicking my heel back onto it while I’m walking so it pops up on the front wheel which completely solves the problem, then it’s easy peezy to roll around, push pull it whatever. It’s still heavy as hell, but I’m actually beginning to think I can deal with how heavy it is if it’s doing the trick, and the trick is riding it! It’s a little embarrassing at first because these aren’t very common yet and everyone looks at you like you’re riding a spaceship or something. But the novelty of it won’t last very long because I foresee many people buying these in the future. If you like being the center of attention then this is probably for you. I have to admit, it’s not only fun, but it enables you to get between gates a lot faster and when you’re riding past people walking at a steady pace, it feels like you’re going pretty damn fast (6-8mph I think) and maneuvering it while riding it (steering) through crowds of people is pretty easy, it turns well, it breaks fast, it slows down but it doesn’t have draw so it will run away from you if you let go of it on a hill, for instance. You also have to be careful not to crash it into people or things because if you don’t know what you’re doing, I could see it being dangerous. And nobody wants to live through the sheer embarrassment of some passerby posting your airport crash all over social media, so that fear alone will make someone extra careful while driving it in public! -That would be my worst nightmare! It has forward, reverse and power brakes all located in the pullout handlebar that sits nicely tucked away when it’s not being used. Once you get the hang of it, it’s really easy to drive. The little foot pegs that come out on the sides are kind of useless unless you have toddler size feet so I just spread eagle and use both of my legs for balance to prevent me from falling over, kind of like an outrigger. After you get over the initial fear of riding it around in public (which you will after walking a mile with a bad knee) it’s actually a godsend! Now, I have to disclose that I’m small. I’m 5 foot three and I’m only 120 pounds so for me this works perfectly. I’d recommend it for somebody with good arm strength under 6 feet tall and no more than about 150 pounds. It’s too heavy and awkward for a little kid because they won’t be strong enough to carry it around properly and I can see people getting injured on this if they’re not careful. It’s definitely not a toy. I wouldn't recommend it for a large size adult either because I think it would be too small and hard to maneuver for them in the opposite way. Another thing that I liked was that it maintains its beauty and is a lot more durable than you’d think. It doesn’t scratch easily at all and it still looks brand new after five trips! It holds up well and doesn’t look worn and ugly which is one of the things that kind of bothers me about luggage that’s nice looking, it always ends up looking like crap after one or two vacations. Not this though, it’s been thrown in the back of pick-up trucks and rental cars, it’s fallen over countless times in the dirt on cobblestone streets, pavement sidewalks, even dragged down a beach through sand and it doesn’t have a scratch on it!! I don’t know what material they use, but whatever it is it’s extremely sturdy and it retains its finish well. I’ve taken it to several Third World countries all over New York, LA, Aspen, Mexico, and I’ve never had a problem with it slowing me down by getting it inspected going through TSA or using it as a carry-on considering it has an LED battery pack and just looks like it's against the rules. Another thing I found fantastic was the life of the battery. The battery was almost fully charged when I opened the box and I still have not charged it yet. And I can honestly say that I’ve ridden it at least three or 4 miles in total and there is STILL 20% battery charge on it now in my closet. Perhaps that’s because you can turn it off and on when you want to use it so I guess that saves the battery life or something. Also, the battery doesn't drain when you’re not using it either at least not so far as I can tell. It also has A LOT of power and has come in handy when I least expected. I’ve even used it on city streets & sidewalks once when I was late returning my rental car. -I had already checked myself and my luggage on the flight (I always return my rental car after I check in my luggage, it’s a good piece of advice for people that are often late like myself to make that hour cut off time) anyway, I had checked in and returned my rental car but there was way too much traffic for me to wait for a taxi or an Uber to take me back to the airport so instead I just hopped on my handy-dandy roller carry-on thing or whatever it’s called and I literally drove it on the city streets two blocks back to the airport!! Rolled right up to the gate, LOL! -I made my flight which I would not have done had I waited in traffic for a shuttle or whatever. This thing is a monster, it’s carried me uphill. It’s carried me up ramps. It’s carried me for long distances with no signs of slowing down, getting hot, or weakening at all. And last, but not least, it has saved me from further injuring myself walking extreme long distances, it has helped me to avoid the inevitable pain that I would’ve endured had I not had it, it’s prevented me from feeling incapacitated and being stuck waiting in a wheelchair, it’s elevated my mood because I’m not complaining constantly and I always have the option to not ride on it if I don’t want to. It amuses all my friends & family and makes for some really good stories. It’s gotten me through some physically tough situations, relieved me when I was in pain, helped me through the airport faster and never has it failed me. I was mighty thankfulto have it when I needed it most!! It was well worth every penny that I spent on it thus far. The only reason I gave it four stars was because of the awkwardness of it and because of how heavy it is, but that’s an easy trade-off, considering it did/does exactly the job that I intended it for. Oh and I almost forgot, it’s got a lock on it and charging port and it’s really nice and expensive looking. It’s good quality. -And this is officially the longest review I have ever written!! pardon me for my grammar or spelling, but I’m not about to proofread this before I go to bed. Good luck. Read more

Has good enough capacity for a short weekend trip and is small enough to use as a carry-on. Not much less space than other similar-sized non-vehicle bags I’ve used that . Has a couple different compartments (zippered, open pouch) in the inside. Foot rest bars pop in and out of sides easily for convenient conversion to a vehicle. Easy enough to control, but took a little bit to get the hang of taking turns in it and would recommend light practice before taking it in public. Drives faster than I would be able to walk. Read more