Maxlite 5

I have taken this bag on several trips (pre-Covid lockdowns of course) so far, and I haven't had any complaints about it yet. It's compact enough to be the cabin baggage for all the airlines I have flown in so far with it, yet it's designed to optimize the space. I've done 4-5 day trips using only this bag as my luggage, and still had space to spare. It does get a bit top heavy and trips rarely, but that's easily countered with some proper weight distribution. I'd definitely recommend this as a cabin baggage for any frequent traveler.

Great quality and incredibly well thought out. The compartments and pockets are strategically placed. It glides effortlessly in any direction. Good choice for long trips.

Very good product can br filled ith many stuff , the only problem is stability if you fill the outer pocket the bag keeps falling , also the rolls are weak and can move smoothly in flat surfaces but in carpet it is difficult to move

The bag was a little bigger than I though, it is a nice light weight but 1 zipper is completely broken after 1 travel direction - both the zipper and the Pull tab

Very nice bag

It’s very nice, light a convenient suitcase. FlyDubai has allowed to take it carry-on without any problems. Very nice quality. Thank you.

I have had Travel Pro before and I love the luggage

It's a great carry-on luggage that will last a long time. Pros: -It's very light -Inside compartments makes organizing easier -On the smaller side of carry-on so it will never fail the carry-on size test -Looks very nice and can be used for business and vacation travels -Got beat up a few times - saw airport baggage workers throwing stuff around for transport lol. It still looks brand new Cons: -The wheels, while work well enough, feel somewhat cheap?? -If you travel more than 4 days at a time, the size 20 isn't for you - it will not have enough space for your stuff

I travel most weeks on business and have used many different travel bags. After my last one broke I went for something a little more expensive, and must say that this is by far the best bag I have used from all perspectives, size, capacity, ease of manoeuvrability. Fully recommended.

I just got this suitcase - the 19 in max lite 5, and it’s packed for an upcoming trip. It’s very lightweight and rolls smoothly on its 4 wheels. I looked for info on how to change the 3-digit numeric lock on the side, and found NO info on how to do so within the Q&A here or within any enclosed documents. I googled it and found the answer. For those of you who have this suitcase with the locking mechanism on the right side of the bag (when the front of the suitcase is facing you), it should have arrived with the 2 zipper lock-loops placed into the locking mechanism and the bag thereby locked - that’s how mine came. I noticed the 3 digits all said 0-0-0 but I couldn’t pull out the 2 zipper lock loops. What you have to do is (while the numbers are still set to 0-0-0), push up on the black raised lever below the numbered combo - it’s the part that says TSA007 and has the silver circular key lock for tsa to use in the center. When you push up on the black lever piece, the 2 lock-loops for the 2nzipper pieces should pop out. To change the combo from 0-0-0: While the lock-loops are out and the combo is at 0-0-0, use a small pointy device (I used the tip of a ball point pen) to press in the small button directly ABOVE the top 0 of the 0-0-0. The tiny button will stay pressed in when you remove your pen. Say you want to set it to 9-8-7. Decide whether you want the 1st digit 9 at the bottom (closest to the tsa circular lock) or at the top (closest to the reset button). Set each of the 3 numbers to the new code, with the numbers centered directly below the reset button. (Maybe take a picture of your new code at this point!) Now push up on the black tsa lock lever below your combo number - the reset button should pop out and your new number has been set. Try changing one of the numbers slightly, and then push the tsa lever - it shouldn’t move because you don’t have the right code. Now change the number back so you have your new code centered. The black tsa lever should slide up right up to the bottom of the lowest number in the combo - your lock is open. Now try putting the 2 zippered lock loops into their slots of the lock. They will go in regardless of whether you have the correct combo code showing or a different code. If you have a different code showing, you’ll have to move the dial to the correct code before the black TSA lever will slide up… Sometimes I noticed that even when I have the correct code showing and push up the lever, the 2 zippered lock loops don’t automatically pop out. Sometimes they do… If they don’t, while you have the black TSA lever pushed up (holding it up with your thumb), reach over with your other fingers and gently lift the ends of the zipper lock-loops up and they’ll release. I hope this helps those who have the side locks present on their suitcase who, like me, were wondering how to change the combo code! Note: the process should be the same for those having 4 numbers on their suitcase lock…

Muy buena maleta, materiales resistentes, muy ligera, con buen espacio interior, la agarradera sale muy suave, y las llantas muy suaves también al llevarla rodando, además la encontramos más barata en el color rosa, y por el color rosa no somos menos hombres jaja