Comments for Carry On Luggage With Wheels .com http://carryonluggagewithwheels.com Choose from a wide range of different sizes, styles, and prices of carry on luggage with wheels Sun, 15 Nov 2009 04:50:22 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on High Sierra 32-Inch Drop-Bottom Wheeled Duffel by Emerson http://carryonluggagewithwheels.com/luggage-with-wheels/high-sierra-32-inch-drop-bottom-wheeled-duffel/comment-page-1/#comment-129 Emerson Sun, 15 Nov 2009 04:50:22 +0000 http://carryonluggagewithwheels.com/?p=261#comment-129 </div> This bag is okay. It has a ton of space and is sleekly designed. The drawbacks are the weight (at over 10 lbs, it's easy to max out the airline requirement of 50 lbs or less). Also, the zipper broke during my very first trip with this bag, but High Sierra is repairing it for me. This bag is okay. It has a ton of space and is sleekly designed. The drawbacks are the weight (at over 10 lbs, it’s easy to max out the airline requirement of 50 lbs or less). Also, the zipper broke during my very first trip with this bag, but High Sierra is repairing it for me.

]]> Comment on High Sierra 32-Inch Drop-Bottom Wheeled Duffel by Lunet http://carryonluggagewithwheels.com/luggage-with-wheels/high-sierra-32-inch-drop-bottom-wheeled-duffel/comment-page-1/#comment-128 Lunet Sun, 15 Nov 2009 04:05:32 +0000 http://carryonluggagewithwheels.com/?p=261#comment-128 </div> I've had the ATQ carryon "wheeled backpack" for about a year now and it's worked really well for me so when I needed a new checked bag I decided to go with this duffle. <br/><br/>It comes in at just under 12 lbs which is still reasonable for a 32" duffle. High Sierra bags are well thought out and once you start packing you find that there is more space then you thought. They're worth the price and are durable and easy to maneuver through airports, down streets, etc. I’ve had the ATQ carryon “wheeled backpack” for about a year now and it’s worked really well for me so when I needed a new checked bag I decided to go with this duffle.

It comes in at just under 12 lbs which is still reasonable for a 32″ duffle. High Sierra bags are well thought out and once you start packing you find that there is more space then you thought. They’re worth the price and are durable and easy to maneuver through airports, down streets, etc.

]]> Comment on Heys 4WD 20″ Carry-On by Pahukumaa http://carryonluggagewithwheels.com/carry-on-luggage-with-wheels/heys-4wd-20-carry-on/comment-page-1/#comment-127 Pahukumaa Fri, 30 Oct 2009 06:34:50 +0000 http://carryonluggagewithwheels.com/?p=224#comment-127 </div> this luggage is great for carry on..the wheels roll easily down plane isles and airports..we bought the expandable model, it gives some extra room for return fights with vacation goodies.,fits overhead bins fine, no stuffing..double handle is strong..expect some minor scratches from use, so don't buy the shinny finnish.Would reccomend to a friend. this luggage is great for carry on..the wheels roll easily down plane isles and airports..we bought the expandable model, it gives some extra room for return fights with vacation goodies.,fits overhead bins fine, no stuffing..double handle is strong..expect some minor scratches from use, so don’t buy the shinny finnish.Would reccomend to a friend.

]]> Comment on Heys 4WD 20″ Carry-On by Huntley http://carryonluggagewithwheels.com/carry-on-luggage-with-wheels/heys-4wd-20-carry-on/comment-page-1/#comment-126 Huntley Fri, 30 Oct 2009 04:19:51 +0000 http://carryonluggagewithwheels.com/?p=224#comment-126 </div> I travel a great deal. I'm also one of those unlucky people who had their luggage lost more than once (one time suitcase was not recovered at all, although airline did compensate). So, for week long or so trips now I do carry on only. This suitcase is absolutely ideal. First and foremost, the size. Most airlines will limit carry on dimensions to the total of 45" (W+H+D). This one fits the bill. Older Delta airplanes for example have rather small overhead compartments, but this carry-on fits with no problems. Secondly, it's very light weight, so with current weight restrictions it's definitely a help. Last but not least, very convenient wheel setup. Suitcase rotates 360 degrees and navigating it takes very little effort. A big plus during the layovers or running through the airport. <br/><br/>I think that for carry-on piece (and I've had many), this one is as roomy as it gets. Very comfortable space for 4-5 day trip for me. I like the way Heys padded the telescopic handle, as those are usually a nuisance when it comes to taking up internal space. So, they did nicely with the design. As a rule of thumb, I usually make sure that everything I pack fits in (packing cubes are a huge help), and on the way back use the expansion feature for the things I end up buying on the trips. It works out quite well. <br/><br/>The case also seems durable enough with sturdy zippers. I got mine in silver: it's practical and stylish, and holds up very well on all my trips. The paperwork that came with it claims 7 year limited warranty, but I have yet to have a problem. It was a good buy, I'd recommend it. I travel a great deal. I’m also one of those unlucky people who had their luggage lost more than once (one time suitcase was not recovered at all, although airline did compensate). So, for week long or so trips now I do carry on only. This suitcase is absolutely ideal. First and foremost, the size. Most airlines will limit carry on dimensions to the total of 45″ (W+H+D). This one fits the bill. Older Delta airplanes for example have rather small overhead compartments, but this carry-on fits with no problems. Secondly, it’s very light weight, so with current weight restrictions it’s definitely a help. Last but not least, very convenient wheel setup. Suitcase rotates 360 degrees and navigating it takes very little effort. A big plus during the layovers or running through the airport.

I think that for carry-on piece (and I’ve had many), this one is as roomy as it gets. Very comfortable space for 4-5 day trip for me. I like the way Heys padded the telescopic handle, as those are usually a nuisance when it comes to taking up internal space. So, they did nicely with the design. As a rule of thumb, I usually make sure that everything I pack fits in (packing cubes are a huge help), and on the way back use the expansion feature for the things I end up buying on the trips. It works out quite well.

The case also seems durable enough with sturdy zippers. I got mine in silver: it’s practical and stylish, and holds up very well on all my trips. The paperwork that came with it claims 7 year limited warranty, but I have yet to have a problem. It was a good buy, I’d recommend it.

]]> Comment on Heys 4WD 20″ Carry-On by Iphigenia http://carryonluggagewithwheels.com/carry-on-luggage-with-wheels/heys-4wd-20-carry-on/comment-page-1/#comment-125 Iphigenia Fri, 30 Oct 2009 03:34:05 +0000 http://carryonluggagewithwheels.com/?p=224#comment-125 </div> I bought one of these in the next size up, 29 inches I believe. First trip the corner supports at the top, (the black shield) got crushed tearing the suitcase. Airline would not replace because the only pay if the stuff inside is hurt. I do, however, recommend duct tape, which I used to fix up the edge to make the 169 dollar purchase useable. Then the second trip one of the wheels got damaged, with the same result. Had to duct tape it as well, and since no one will help me at Heys in spite of their obviously poor engineering (the black shields are not large enough and create stress tears when hit and don't "pop back" as advertised. <br/> After many emails I called Heys directly in Canada. Was told that they do not guarantee incidental damage and that I would have to ask the Airline. CAtch-22. I asked them how they could sell luggage that is so obviously inadequate for the realities of travel. They again said they stand by their product, and that my case was unique. I have since searched the internet and found out it is not unique. I also spoke to people at the baggage office in the Airlines and they have recurring problems with Heys luggage. Too many things engineered wrong, things sticking out at sides and top, poor design of shields and wheel supports. I bought one of these in the next size up, 29 inches I believe. First trip the corner supports at the top, (the black shield) got crushed tearing the suitcase. Airline would not replace because the only pay if the stuff inside is hurt. I do, however, recommend duct tape, which I used to fix up the edge to make the 169 dollar purchase useable. Then the second trip one of the wheels got damaged, with the same result. Had to duct tape it as well, and since no one will help me at Heys in spite of their obviously poor engineering (the black shields are not large enough and create stress tears when hit and don’t “pop back” as advertised.
After many emails I called Heys directly in Canada. Was told that they do not guarantee incidental damage and that I would have to ask the Airline. CAtch-22. I asked them how they could sell luggage that is so obviously inadequate for the realities of travel. They again said they stand by their product, and that my case was unique. I have since searched the internet and found out it is not unique. I also spoke to people at the baggage office in the Airlines and they have recurring problems with Heys luggage. Too many things engineered wrong, things sticking out at sides and top, poor design of shields and wheel supports.

]]> Comment on Skyway Sigma 2 22″ Vertical Expandable Carry-On Case by Oratilwe http://carryonluggagewithwheels.com/carry-on-luggage-with-wheels/skyway-sigma-2-22-vertical-expandable-carry-on-case/comment-page-1/#comment-120 Oratilwe Tue, 22 Sep 2009 08:41:01 +0000 http://carryonluggagewithwheels.com/?p=164#comment-120 </div> I have taken it on 10 flights now. Just after buying I took it on an international flight. I changed 6 planes throughout the round trip and this masterpiece endured all of them very well. It fits the luggage compartment very well and is pretty durable. The price is just perfect. A good option to consider before going for the pricey brands. I would have given 5 stars but I took off one star just because it has a tendency of toppling to one side when its full, so sometimes I need to rest it against something at an angle. I have taken it on 10 flights now. Just after buying I took it on an international flight. I changed 6 planes throughout the round trip and this masterpiece endured all of them very well. It fits the luggage compartment very well and is pretty durable. The price is just perfect. A good option to consider before going for the pricey brands. I would have given 5 stars but I took off one star just because it has a tendency of toppling to one side when its full, so sometimes I need to rest it against something at an angle.

]]> Comment on Skyway Sigma 2 22″ Vertical Expandable Carry-On Case by Laine http://carryonluggagewithwheels.com/carry-on-luggage-with-wheels/skyway-sigma-2-22-vertical-expandable-carry-on-case/comment-page-1/#comment-119 Laine Tue, 22 Sep 2009 07:05:25 +0000 http://carryonluggagewithwheels.com/?p=164#comment-119 </div> We were very pleased with the price, free shipping, and speed of shipment. It was exactly as ordered. We have used this piece for two trips. Unfortunately, on the first leg of our first trip, the zippers on the carryon kept separating. No matter what we do and how carefully we pack, the zippers separate. We are going throw this item away. It's bigger cousin has worked fine in the zipper department. We were very pleased with the price, free shipping, and speed of shipment. It was exactly as ordered. We have used this piece for two trips. Unfortunately, on the first leg of our first trip, the zippers on the carryon kept separating. No matter what we do and how carefully we pack, the zippers separate. We are going throw this item away. It’s bigger cousin has worked fine in the zipper department.

]]> Comment on Skyway Sigma 2 22″ Vertical Expandable Carry-On Case by Emelyn http://carryonluggagewithwheels.com/carry-on-luggage-with-wheels/skyway-sigma-2-22-vertical-expandable-carry-on-case/comment-page-1/#comment-118 Emelyn Tue, 22 Sep 2009 05:08:46 +0000 http://carryonluggagewithwheels.com/?p=164#comment-118 </div> We have several pieces of Skyway luggage, including this model. All of them take a beating and still look and work great, so I was surprised by the other reviewer's problem. Our zippers work very smoothly, including the interior ones, and the zipper pulls are generously-sized with rubber inserts. Many bags just use thin metal ones that quickly break off after rough handling at airports. <br/><br/>In addition to the sturdiness and ability to retain it's good looks, the organization of the bags are clever and you can choose from some unusual colors, making it unlikely anyone can mistake your bag for theirs. We have several pieces of Skyway luggage, including this model. All of them take a beating and still look and work great, so I was surprised by the other reviewer’s problem. Our zippers work very smoothly, including the interior ones, and the zipper pulls are generously-sized with rubber inserts. Many bags just use thin metal ones that quickly break off after rough handling at airports.

In addition to the sturdiness and ability to retain it’s good looks, the organization of the bags are clever and you can choose from some unusual colors, making it unlikely anyone can mistake your bag for theirs.

]]> Comment on Heys Xcase Exotic Carry-On by Walidah http://carryonluggagewithwheels.com/carry-on-luggage-with-wheels/heys-xcase-exotic-carry-on/comment-page-1/#comment-111 Walidah Fri, 21 Aug 2009 07:13:17 +0000 http://carryonluggagewithwheels.com/?p=95#comment-111 </div> I have had to replace both my sets of Heys luggage...more than once. The single handle bar is not strong enough to take the stress of more than 30 pounds of luggage. The handle will break. The suitcases crush in when handled by airlines. The stitching will rip apart. The knob used to depress the handle will stop working. And Heys will tell you that the damage is not covered by their 5-year replacement warranty, after you have driven 40 minutes to one of their authorized repair centers. Then they will offer to wholesale you a new suitcase, which would be a waste of money, considering that this luggage is designed to break. When the company actually did replace on of my six suitcases purchased from them, they sent me the most hideous bright orange case, to clash with my pink and blue sets. This company is a nightmare to deal with. Buyer beware. I have had to replace both my sets of Heys luggage…more than once. The single handle bar is not strong enough to take the stress of more than 30 pounds of luggage. The handle will break. The suitcases crush in when handled by airlines. The stitching will rip apart. The knob used to depress the handle will stop working. And Heys will tell you that the damage is not covered by their 5-year replacement warranty, after you have driven 40 minutes to one of their authorized repair centers. Then they will offer to wholesale you a new suitcase, which would be a waste of money, considering that this luggage is designed to break. When the company actually did replace on of my six suitcases purchased from them, they sent me the most hideous bright orange case, to clash with my pink and blue sets. This company is a nightmare to deal with. Buyer beware.

]]> Comment on Heys Xcase Exotic Carry-On by Anonymous http://carryonluggagewithwheels.com/carry-on-luggage-with-wheels/heys-xcase-exotic-carry-on/comment-page-1/#comment-113 Anonymous Fri, 21 Aug 2009 07:04:34 +0000 http://carryonluggagewithwheels.com/?p=95#comment-113 1.0 out of 5 stars Worst customer service ever I have had to replace both my sets of Heys luggage...more than once. The single handle bar is not strong enough to take the stress of more than 30 pounds of luggage. 1.0 out of 5 stars
Worst customer service ever
I have had to replace both my sets of Heys luggage…more than once. The single handle bar is not strong enough to take the stress of more than 30 pounds of luggage.

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