Wrangler 17" Underseat Spinner Carry-On Luggage, Black

I absolutely love this Wrangler 17" Underseat Spinner! It has everything I was looking for in an under-seat travel bag—compact, well-designed, easy to maneuver, and surprisingly roomy for its size. The four-wheel spinner design makes navigating through airports incredibly easy, and I really appreciate the thoughtful organization, including the padded laptop compartment, accessory pockets, and convenient USB charging port. The construction also feels solid and well-made, especially considering how much travel luggage can cost these days. What really says it all is that my wife liked the first one so much that I purchased a second one for myself! That’s probably the best endorsement I can give. The Mocha color is also a great touch—it looks classy and doesn't have that overly "luggage-like" appearance. Another bonus is that it is a perfect match for your Gucci or Louis Vuitton luggage. If you're looking for a practical, stylish, and affordable under-seat spinner, I highly recommend this one. It's an outstanding value and has quickly become one of my favorite pieces of travel luggage!

A true gem! Recently had a Southwest flight with their new bs no checked bag policy. Had to travel light. This little guy was a rockstar. Will not fit under aisle seat if you’re on SW but has room to spare at window and center seat. Plenty of room in it, very helpful sleek little side pocket makes things easily accessible. I liked the soft extra pocket divider inside but if you needed more room you could cut it out. My one beef is I don’t care for spinner wheels (don’t know if it’s these or I don’t like them in general) as they make the suitcase want to turn as you’re wheeling it. It was a little fatiguing on my arm. I was fine with going through short trip but I don’t think it’ll go on a multi-city two week trip bc its desire to spin would wear out my arm. I would purchase again though for its great design and sweet price point.

This held five days of stuff - without shoes since I wore those. It is small but deep and has some extra pockets inside and out that are handy . I used a large packing cube for clothing and included a full size curling iron , a bag of non liquid toiletries, and various accessories like cords and chargers, and much more . There is a charging cable in the small outside pocket but it seems pretty useless since it’s short and has no power source . I took it out . Sturdy zippers and all direction spinner wheels . Handle height is great for me at 5’11 but you can make it shorter if needed. I put this through four contiguous cross country flights and 4 airports . I slung my heavy large shoulder tote over the handle and set it on this bag to roll everywhere . It’s light and fits perfectly in the overhead with room to spare, easy to get up and down with its thick, padded grab handle . It would have fit easily under a middle or window seat ( southwest, Delta) but I like the aisle and also prefer to stuff my shoulder tote under the seat . This was a great value and made my trips much easier than a regular sized carry on and held plenty!

Solid build quality. Quite small, but enough for an overnight trip and easy to toss in the car as well.

This Wrangler 17" Underseat Spinner Carry-On Luggage, Mocha is sold by: "Amazon' a seller that is located in THE UNITED STATES The product is made in CHINA I purchased this while on a trip out of town for a week as my original bag was old/falling apart...I am VERY happy with this carry on suitcase! I wasn't 100% certain that it would in fact fit under the middle seat on SW Airlines until I boarded my flight and attempted to place it under the seat in front of me. Not only did the suitcase fit under my seat but my laptop bag fit right next to it also - pleasantly surprised! The bag holds way more than I anticipated. In order to not have the actual bag 'bulging' there is a strap on the inside that you can tighten that helps to compress your clothes down... While walking with the bag, it moves smoothly with no issues. When I got on the 'cat walk' with the bag, I will say, it was SUPER LOUD walking with it on the cat walk - like 'people turned and looked at me loud'... There are a lot of negative reviews on here about the wheels - my wheels after one trip look perfectly fine with no damage. The zippers all work and slide smoothly with no issues and I love the brownish color of the bag!

I am a 6' tall and 190 lb. man. My clothes are not small and I can fit a weeks worth of clothes in this bag - if I rinse out one night. I usually travel with four to six days worth of clothes for one, two, or three weeks. We will spend an afternoon a week in a laundry, or drop off for wash dry fold. On our last trip, the hotel did a weeks worth of our laundry for $15 - that was for my wife and me. I did a trial pack for a cold weather trip and I fit: Socks - 6 pair of Puma socks - if I wash in the evening, they are usually dry by the next evening Underwear - 6 pair of Adidas Climacool - they rinse and dry by morning T-Shirts - 6 32 Degree short sleeve tees - they also rinse and dry by morning Sweaters - 1 Banana Republic Poly cotton sweater, 1 Chaps poly cotton sweater - I bought a suitcase for less than $50. I am not buying merino wool. 1/4 Zip - 1 Ocean and Coast 1/4 zip Pants - one pair of canvas pants If I was packing for warm weather, I would remove the sweaters and half of 32 Degree T-shirts and three pack golf shirts and a couple plain colored cotton tees. I would also add flip-flops. As far as toiletries go, a toothbrush, hairbrush, razor, and stick deodorant will fit in the front pocket. There is an inside zipper pocket and a padded tablet pocket that, IMHO, should be removable. I may cut the tablet pocket out after a couple of trips. I don't usually need to travel with electronics. That is room for another shirt or two. There is a charger area on the side. I won't use that either. I very rarely need to charge anything. My phone lasts more than a day and I charge it every night. I am not sure what I might use the side pocket for. The wheels roll fine on my floors. It should work well for me. I normally use a carry-on travel backpack and take too much stuff. This will help me to whittle down how much I bring. I am not sure if I will miss having a spare pair of shoes. The outer fabric is one of the things I really like. It seems like a heavy duty canvas fabric. Many of the suitcases I have been looking at have a tighter weave and thinner thread. I think this will hold up better. I have a Samsonite carry-on that I have been using since the 90s and this seems to be a similar fabric. The Samsonite doesn't meet the carry-on specs anymore. They changed the allowed size several years ago and 23.5" don't always make it. This bag should fit under the seat. If not it definitely meets the carry-on size. If you can get this for less than $50, I think you got a fair deal. I got it on a Black Friday Week deal.

Love the size. I wanted something very small that would fit right underneath the seat of the airplane. I used it on my recent trip home and it fit under the first airplane seat, but not the second. I was told that it would probably fit under if I was sitting in the middle row seat, but I was on the aisle. A little disappointed over that because I didn’t wanna have to put it in the bulkhead. Fortunately, it was lightweight enough I could get it down easily. Nice quality, nice pockets.

I’m disappointed! According to the measurements provided in the listing description (“13”L x 8”W x 16.5”H”), the Wrangler 4-Wheel Spinner Luggage fits under the seat on most Southwest flights. So with some upcoming Southwest flights, I ordered the bag. When the bag arrived, I measured overall dimensions as 17” tall, 14” wide, and 9” deep. Two of the measurements were understated in the listing description . This means that during boarding, the bag might or might not fit under the seat, the traveler(s) seated next to me may or may not care, and the flight attendants might or might not notice. It’s all left to chance. Limits for Southwest underseat baggage vary according to window seat, middle seat, aisle seat, which Boeing model, and which source— Southwest or otherwise— is providing you with underseat measurements. Some sources stated 8” deep, some stated 8.5” deep, but none stated a depth of 9” was allowable for Southwest underseat baggage. Depending which source, the width could be 13.5” or 14”. None of the differing sources allow for a bag that is 9” deep. I would like to board the plane confident that my underseat luggage dimensions are in compliance, and with this bag, I can’t feel confident at all. Even if I get away with it on leg one or leg two of the itinerary, I can’t be entirely sure that I won’t be confronted on leg three or leg four, and forced to place the bag above, where I can’t as easily access all of the items that I was hoping to have conveniently available under the seat in front of me. I wish I could have traveled with this handsome product but am forced to return it for a refund. Whoever writes the listing description for this item might consider extending readers the courtesy of providing accurate dimensions.

Great carryon with 4 wheels. Using it now on a cruise and it is easy to manoeuvre even with the big suit case. Will be going on move trips in the future.

Well made, roomy. Nice to have 4 wheels, easily tags along through the airport. I use as a carry-on.

the size is good for carry on, also well made quality.

Small, spacious and sturdy. I was able to fit a few outfits and the essentials for a 4-day trip. Fits under an Air Canada aisle seat.

Resistente, funcional, bonita, las ruedas giran 360°, es del tamaño de una mochila así que sí buscas algo pequeño es la compra ideal.