SamsoniteFreeform 28-Inch Large Luggage with Dual 360° Spinner Wheels - Checked Suitcase - TSA Lock, Airline-Approved - Lightweight Durable Polypropylene Expandable Hardshell - Black

I recently took the Samsonite Freeform 21-Inch Hardside Carry-On on a week-long trip, and I couldn’t be more impressed! From the moment I packed it to the moment I rolled it through the airport, this suitcase exceeded all expectations.✅ Lightweight Yet Sturdy: Despite its solid hardshell design, it’s surprisingly lightweight. I had no trouble lifting it into the overhead bin.✅ Effortless Maneuverability: The spinner wheels glide like a dream—even on carpeted airport floors. I could easily navigate tight spaces and crowded terminals with just a fingertip.✅ Expandable & Spacious: The expandable feature came in handy for souvenirs and extra clothes. It fits more than it looks like it would!✅ TSA-Approved Lock: The built-in TSA lock gave me peace of mind while traveling. It’s secure and easy to use.✅ Sleek Design: The navy color is elegant and modern, and the finish resists scratches well. I got several compliments on it!If you’re looking for a carry-on that combines style, functionality, and durability, this is it. Samsonite nailed it with the Freeform. Highly recommended for frequent flyers and weekend adventurers alike!

Awesome suitcase! I own TUMI luggage but have been using this Samsonite one since receiving it:Perfect size - I used this for a weekend trip to a wedding. Held everything including large cosmetic bag & 3 pairs of shoes- Looks good- Wheels roll Easily & Quietly- Lightweight yet sturdy to pretect contents.- Purchased another in Medium size for longer trips!HIGHLY RECOMMEND! :)

So I just got the 24-inch size, after previously getting a set of the 21-inch and 28-inch. With the size difference between the 21-inch carry-on model and the 28-inch checked baggage size, there is of course no problem with putting the smaller one inside the 28-inch.Unfortunately the 21-inch, like all carry-on luggage, really only holds enough for a couple of days by itself. So I wanted to get the 24-inch middle size. Anything larger than 21 inches will need to be checked, in case anyone is still not sure about that. Some airlines will even complain if your 21-inch case is expanded and can't fit easily in the provided metal frame baggage size tester you see at a lot of gates or check-in counters. So be careful about leaving the 21-inch size expanded when you're actually trying to use it as a carry-on.I was hesitant to order the 24-inch because I wasn't certain that it would successfully nest inside the 28-inch model. I could find no information on this in the answered questions or anywhere in online reviews of these exact "Freeform" luggage models. The dimensional difference between the 24 and 28-inch models isn't nearly as much as between the 21 and 28-inch models.This is potentially very important if you either A) live in a very small place to begin with, or B) wind up in a very cramped hotel room (or even just one with a really awkward layout) where they don't provide a decent spot to store both a 24-inch and a 28-inch luggage case separately without one of them really being in the way. Closets are typically just big enough to store one or the other size, but probably not both if you can't nest them first. Trying to stack them vertically will typically just use up all available space for hanging outerwear in an already tiny hotel closet.I took a chance and ordered it anyway, without knowing the answer. The news is mostly good. I found that the 21-inch fits easily within the 24-inch. So that was a very good start. But the 28-inch won't quite close with the 24-inch inside. Not nearly as easily as when I fit the 21-inch into the 24-inch. Seems like the 24-inch is a bit too thick. Luckily, all three models have an expansion zipper around the middle. Once the largest case is expanded, the main zipper will successfully close all the way around with the 24-inch inside.So, technically, you can nest all three together, 21/24/28, as a set. You just have to expand the 28-inch case first. The complete set of three cases will then take up a couple of inches more room than expected in the front-side to back-side dimension wherever you decide to store it. I don't think I would recommend trying to compress it to re-close the expansion zipper and then leave it that way in long term storage. Probably not a good idea.As for a review of the cases themselves, they have been pretty sturdy so far, and they are pretty lightweight without really feeling flimsy at all. The double wheels on each corner provide more stability and ability to roll over slightly rough surfaces like tiled walkways, moderate carpeting and asphalt, compared to spinner cases that only put a single inline-skate type wheel on each corner. I really dislike those. And of course they are all spinners, which is a far superior arrangement to tilt-and-roll types of luggage. You can actually put quite a large bag (like a ~30LB backpack) on top of any of these sizes and still roll the whole thing around on its four wheels without too much trouble. The larger sizes will be more stable, but even the 21-inch isn't too bad.Put two of these spinners back to back and it's not too difficult to hold the extended handles together with one hand and angle the two so that you can use your knee behind the larger one to get it going, and then push the smaller one along in front of the bigger one. Once they start moving it works out pretty well.The sides are plastic and tend to develop a lot of static when the humidity is low. So you may wind up with a lot of dust/hair all over them if you lay them down on a carpet before a thorough vacuuming. Rubbing the outside with a dryer sheet may help with this.Some colors seem to have a glossy finish. The navy blue and others have a sort of tiny diamond-shaped matte texture except in the grooves. They will all get scratched as soon as they go through even a single airport baggage system. It may be less obvious on the lighter colors. But the really light colors will show the black marks from luggage belts much more easily. Just remember that they are hard sided, so no outer pockets or fabric on front/back to get torn up easily like soft-sided luggage, and they have expansion zippers, which a lot of hard-sided luggage don't include. So just pick the color you like and try not to worry about it. And they do go on sale now and then. I was able to get the first set of 21/28 for under two hundred. I think they are kind of overpriced most of the time.

We just took this Samsonite Freeform on its very first trip and so far it’s holding up great! I’ve had bags in the past that broke after a single journey, so I’m hoping this one keeps lasting. First impression is definitely solid.One thing to note: resetting the TSA code took us way longer than expected. There’s a tiny little reset button you need to press and it’s really not obvious. Took almost an hour (and some YouTube searching) before we figured it out. Would have loved clearer instructions from Samsonite!The wheels are smooth, the shell feels tough and the size is perfect for packing a week’s worth of clothes. If this one survives a few more flights it’ll totally be worth the price. Just be prepared for a bit of a puzzle when it comes to the lock!

I bought two of these a few years ago for myself and my husband and they have definitely served well through multiple trips - including three trips to Europe where they got a good workout. These are both lightweight AND sturdy, and the packing capacity is quite generous for a carryon sized piece of luggage. They roll smoothly and are easy to maneuver. The handle is very sturdy and holds my heavy backpack without bending or breaking. The variety of colors makes it easy to find your suitcase on the baggage carousel. I chose the light lilac color for my first bag, and after quite a bit of use it is now scuffed up (although still perfectly serviceable) and I wanted a bright new color so I bought another in ocean blue which I LOVE! My husband is still happy with his dark green bag (he doesn't travel as much as I do so his has taken a little less beating.)