Platinum® Elite Carry-On Rollaboard®

I bought this Rollaboard because

"I bought this Rollaboard because I have a similar one I bought nearly 40 years ago, and it is still going strong. This new one works very well and there are some improvements like the compression strap system and extra pockets. The three things I see need improvement are the front pocket zippers stick a bit, the lighter weight handle assembly takes up more room than the older unit, and the wardrobe on my older unit was easier to use. It is still a great product."

— Sarah T. (4/5)

The airline finally found my

"The airline finally found my lost bags by the airline and I hadn’t opened the new boc"

— Randy G. (3/5)

style and materials are nice.

"style and materials are nice. I thought it came with four wheels instead of two, like my numerous other TravelPro Platinum Elites. . . Huge mistake, it is much more work to lug around an airport. I will likely return. I don't recommend this one (two spinners) but we love our many other one's with four spinners. We are hard on them but they last about two years or so."

— Scot R. (3/5)

I wish Travelpro would have

"I wish Travelpro would have consulted me on the design and build of this bag before they made any changes. I appreciate the external and internal appearance of the bag though it "feels" smaller as compared to my previous Travelpro bag of the same make and model. Construction feels solid during my early use. Hopefully it will hold up as well as my previous bag which lasted 10 years. As compared to my previous Travelpro bag, they made one of the outside zipper pockets into two smaller pockets, limiting how these pockets can be used. The layout garment section does not fold well if you have more than one suit as it appears they have decreased the depth of the garment section. Travelpro moved the internal straps holding clothing, etc. in place from a horizontal position on the bag to vertical which may not be a big deal for some but this makes it more cumbersome for me to pull anything out of the bag without completely unzipping the main compartment. Lastly, the new bag has a tendency to tip over when I have a second bag strung across the telescoping handle. This was not a problem with my previous bag."

— Brian G. (3/5)

"Lightweight, durable and surprisngly roomy. Exactly what I needed."

— Chris (5/5)

It's too wide for the

"It's too wide for the aisle in the plane."

— Mary S. (3/5)

My only concern is I

"My only concern is I wish it had 4 wheels."

— Donald S. (5/5)

Don’t like the design of this at all

"I don’t know who this is designed and marketed for—maybe a traveling executive with perfectly creased clothes and no spare anything. This is functional utilitarianism at its best—no outside pockets for last minute or accessible items, no stretchiness in the fabric body on an unforgiving frame, and an interior crowded with an unknown bondage device for restraining clothes. I travel internationally for wildlife photography—I need a bag I can bash, stuff things into, and cram into the space of a duffel bag. This one ain’t it—by a long shot. It’s built incredibly well, I’ll give you that, but it has the utility of a left-handed screwdriver, and the charm of a German school teacher. Does that convey how I felt about this piece of…. luggage?"

— James H. (2/5)

Excellent Carry-on!

"I bought this for my son’s 40th birthday. He travels a great deal for work and needed an upgrade to his old carry-on. It is very good-looking in grey and he is very pleased with it."

— Nicki C. (5/5)

Well built product . . . took

"Well built product . . . took it on my first trip last week, and it performed well. The true test will be how it's holding up 10 years from now, and I have high hopes."

— Preston R. (5/5)