Has all the bells and whistles of the most expensive carry-ons for less than $100!!! I absolutely love it. I wish it came in a 20 inch as well.

Good value, quality and features for price. Wish checked suitcase was a few inches larger but otherwise great for price especially given that most checked luggage needs to be replaced each year or two after airlines handling

We wanted lightweight, sturdy, rolling & functional carry on luggage for a 6 week trip to Europe. We’ll be on planes, trains, automobiles, houses, hotels & a boat. This one checked all the boxes.

Luggage arrived on time in a decent weight box, no damage. Color is as described on line. Dimensions are as listed. Seems sturdy and weghs about 7 lbs. Rolls nice! Expands maybe 4 inches. Definitely a good value. Has 3 handles and TSA locks.

This was a great buy. I was hesitant to purchase sight-unseen online but Sam’s club has a good return policy so I forged ahead and took the risk. So glad I did. This checks all the boxes. Fits the new smaller carry on size requirements, rolls well, expands if needed, and the double wheels are set into the body of the suitcase which means they’re more stable than the kind with single wheels that are on a skinny little leg and there’s a little extra room where the bottom curves around the wheels. Overall a winner, and a lot cheaper than similar ones I researched online. Thanks Sam’s Club!

So far, so good. I've taken the suitcase on one trip, and it seems to be good quality. The wheels roll smoothly, the zipper slides easily, it has handles in convenient places, and the interior features are surprisingly nice. Let's see how long it lasts!

While I got the two piece Members Mark luggage set, the carry on in that set, is identical to the carry on here. I rate this carry-on 5 stars for the following reasons: 1. The QUALITY is not just good, but OUTSTANDING. This is apparent especially on the inside of the luggage. 2. The carry on luggage is expandable. 3. It has Attention to Detail! It has superior lining, a pocket for toiletries, comes with free bag tags and thin bag for placing footwear, etc. 4. It is made of 100% polycarbonate so it is stronger and superior to ABS and polypropylene. 5. It offers unmatched value at this price point. 6. It is the largest size luggage you can carry on board (but who knows if low cost carriers like Spirit may give you a hard time?) 7. My recommendation on color is to ONLY get the darker colors - blue, black and purple and avoid the lighter colors of pink and neutral since those will likely make dirt and scruffs, if any, highly visible. 8. This carry-on luggage is superior to the other Members Mark luggage with a USB port. Why? The carry on here (without USB) has more room (volume) to fill it with your own clothes, etc., and you will want the maximum space/volume in a carry on.

I just received the Member’s Mark 22 inch hardside carry-on bag. The lock on this bag does not work. When set at the default setting (0-0-0) it does not open. Attempts to reset the lock, following the instructions given also failed to open the lock. Neither the reset button nor the opening button function as described in the instructions. This seems to be a reoccurring problem with no solution from Sams/Member's Mark. I would not recommend this bag because of this.

I have been buying Samsonite luggage for over 20 years and have seen a sharp decline in quality with suitcases breaking after a short time. I decided to roll the dice on these with the idea that they are so inexpensive I could buy a replacement during the trip and still come out on top. Right away they seemed a lot sturdier than our Samsonites. All 4 combinations were easily switched from the default and we loaded them up tight with a lot of weight. I had read that the streets and sidewalks in Rome, Florence, and Venice were notoriously hard on luggage but I really didn't think it could be that big of a deal. They are indeed as bad as they say but despite constant "abuse" of the wheels all 4 were perfectly smoothly rolling through the airport when we got home. I even decided to give mine some extra testing. We had a duffle that weighed about 35 pounds that we attached to the top of mine. On our last day in Venice, my son and I would struggle to get it to the top of bridges and then I'd let it go down hard on each step. These are the newer bridges so I wasn't hurting anything historic. It was a lot of steps and it was rolling perfectly at the bottom of the last bridge, the glass one that is huge. Don't hesitate to buy them. All four of ours are flawless but if you're hesitant, buy some load them up and check for any defects. Goodbye forever Samsonite

These travel roll on suitcases should do the job and are compact enough to carry onboard