Versapack + Lightweight Softside Expandable 29" Large Checked Spinner Luggage

I thought this suitcase was really good in so many ways. The only issue was the light blue color showing some dirt.

Very roomy and easy to organize. Only negative is that the exterior fabric stains very easily. One trip and it’s all spotted.

This is a well built piece that is great for week long trips. The quality is better than all of the past tumi bags I have had. Its our third bag from travel pro and we travel extensively overseas and performs exceptionally.

The organization is one of my biggest design disappointments. For a suitcase this large, there are not enough useful pockets or internal structure to keep belongings contained and separated. The result is that items tend to shift and flop around inside rather than staying organized. There is plenty of raw capacity, but the interior does not make especially efficient or controlled use of that space. For something marketed as VersaPack+, I expected a much more thoughtful organization system. And in the full review, I’d use this version: ★★☆☆☆ Disappointing overall—and not the size I originally wanted I originally intended to purchase the VersaPack+ Medium Check-In Spinner and had it in my shopping cart, but it sold out before I could complete the purchase. Because I wanted the matching VersaPack+ collection, I ended up purchasing the Large instead. It provides plenty of overall volume, but it is larger than I really wanted or needed. Unfortunately, my concerns go beyond the size. The telescoping handle can get stuck and does not consistently retract as smoothly as I would expect from luggage at this price point. I previously had a very positive experience with a product from Travelpro’s Platinum line, which contributed to my expectations for the VersaPack+. The weight is also a significant drawback, particularly with the Large. The suitcase itself consumes a considerable amount of the airline weight allowance before anything is packed into it, which undermines some of the benefit of having all that additional capacity. The organization is one of my biggest design disappointments. For a suitcase this large, there are not enough useful pockets or internal structure to keep belongings contained and separated. The result is that items tend to shift and flop around inside rather than staying organized. There is plenty of raw capacity, but the interior does not make especially efficient or controlled use of that space. For something marketed as VersaPack+, I expected a much more thoughtful organization system. I like the Elemental Blue, but my experience with the matching VersaPack+ luggage has also made me question the practicality of the fabric. After having to check one of the other pieces once, it came back stained, and I have not been able to completely remove the staining. The wheels and maneuverability are excellent, and there are certainly things I still like about Travelpro. But between the troublesome handle, weight, lack of useful pockets, poor internal control of the contents, and my experience with the exterior fabric, the VersaPack+ collection has been disappointing. Having the Medium sell out while it was already in my cart only compounded the experience. I ended up with a larger and heavier suitcase than I wanted, and unfortunately, the additional size did not give me the additional organization I expected.

On my very first trip with this suitcase, one of the two main zipper pulls completely tore off and the other pull itself tore off. That made it extremely difficult to zip the main compartment of the suitcase.

I’m very happy with this large spinner! I wanted some extra packing space and this provides it perfectly! No fuss, no muss! In design It seems to be the closest to my original Travel Pro medium bag from years ago, which I love. And those wheels…. . outstanding! I highly recommend!