5.0 out of 5 stars Durable Classic Designed Suitcase that can go far

2026-01-22    -Reviewer

I found this to be a durable, sturdy, and roomy piece of luggage. Like most cloth or non-hard shell cases, you can pack a lot in here. The fabric the suitcase is made out of stretches without tearing and the wheels roll really well. It also has a sleek designed look. It is a little heavier than a hard shell, but that is typically expected with most soft shell cars. Overall, the value of the money suitcase is there and I expect this case will get many travels out of it!

5.0 out of 5 stars Green Machine: Ready to Roll!

2026-01-08    -Sime

This is a Vine review, and I received this item for free.First ImpressionsThis 24-inch Skyway Sigma 7.0 Softside Spinner is a welcome return to a brand I’ve trusted before. The green color stands out on the luggage carousel and gets lots of curious looks. Fit and finish are truly impressive, and right away it feels and looks like a quality suitcase.QualityThe outer material is a high-quality, abrasion- and weather-resistant 900D polyester that feels tough, not flimsy. All the zippers, handles, and wheels work smoothly. There’s a unique polish to the hardware, and the overall structure gives good peace of mind for standing up to rough baggage handling.FunctionalityThis bag is about 2 pounds heavier than the new hard plastic hardsides, but in return, it won’t dent or scratch like those. The expandability is a big plus—just unzip for that extra room when souvenirs or vacation shopping strikes. It’s medium-checked size means you can maximize space (especially expanded) for longer trips and skip carrying it on. The spinner wheels roll smoothly in any direction, and the compartments, adjustable compression straps, and zippered pockets keep everything organized.ValueAt its price point, this bag packs great value compared to big name brands. The quality of materials and construction, combined with thoughtful design (like easy-access pockets and secure zippers), make it a long-term travel companion instead of just another suitcase.

5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent Spinner Suitcase - Definitely Recommend!

2026-01-25    -Abby King

I recently traveled with this 20-inch spinner luggage in Color- Pine, and its effortless handling is truly exceptional. The multi-directional wheels and smooth telescoping handle made airport navigation a breeze.The spacious interior impressed me even more, with compression straps, zippered compartments, and a wet pocket that kept everything neatly organized. I also loved the expandable feature, which gave me extra room for souvenirs without making the bag bulky or unstable.Despite its generous size, it stayed within airline-friendly limits and felt surprisingly lightweight for check-in. Overall, it’s a reliable, well-designed suitcase that makes packing and traveling feel smooth and stress-free.

5.0 out of 5 stars Green Machine: Ready to Roll!

2026-02-04    -Sime

This is a Vine review, and I received this item for free.First ImpressionsThis 24-inch Skyway Sigma 7.0 Softside Spinner is a welcome return to a brand I’ve trusted before. The green color stands out on the luggage carousel and gets lots of curious looks. Fit and finish are truly impressive, and right away it feels and looks like a quality suitcase.QualityThe outer material is a high-quality, abrasion- and weather-resistant 900D polyester that feels tough, not flimsy. All the zippers, handles, and wheels work smoothly. There’s a unique polish to the hardware, and the overall structure gives good peace of mind for standing up to rough baggage handling.FunctionalityThis bag is about 2 pounds heavier than the new hard plastic hardsides, but in return, it won’t dent or scratch like those. The expandability is a big plus—just unzip for that extra room when souvenirs or vacation shopping strikes. It’s medium-checked size means you can maximize space (especially expanded) for longer trips and skip carrying it on. The spinner wheels roll smoothly in any direction, and the compartments, adjustable compression straps, and zippered pockets keep everything organized.ValueAt its price point, this bag packs great value compared to big name brands. The quality of materials and construction, combined with thoughtful design (like easy-access pockets and secure zippers), make it a long-term travel companion instead of just another suitcase.

4.0 out of 5 stars Pretty good wheeled, carry-on bag as long as 9" dimension is flexible

2026-02-09    -J F Seattle

I'm pretty happy with this Skyway Sigma 7.0 20" Carry-On bag. It has a soft sided front and the exterior walls/handle make the sides and back panel more of a set size. The handle has 3 different heights of extension to help accommodate different heights of traveler.The 20" carry-on is structured so that it complies with the 14" x 22" limits of a carry-on with a bit of "close enough" applying to the 9" thickness. The thickness of this carry-on 20" model is about 9.5" near the wheels and slightly tapers to 9" near the top. The front is soft so as long as you don't overstuff the suitcase and push the soft front in a bit during measurements it'll comply with the 9" thickness limitation, especially if you make sure to measure near the top where it's actually 9".There are pockets associated with the front and inside surface of the front, but the bag features a very large, unstructured main compartment. I was glad I had some packing cubes to help keep my smaller items somewhat organized in this bag. The straps for the main compartment do not feature a way to adjust them tighter, so they end up being more of a way to hold the bag's contents in if you need to open the front while the bag is upright.The wheels on all corners turn and pivot well. I wanted a carry-on I could wheel through an airport and this will work fine. It doesn't have the larger, directional wheels like you might want for a more durable drag-behind dolly-style bag if you were to wheel this bag around every day.The title and graphic suggesting this is expandable doesn't apply to the 20" carry-on model. You can over-stuff it and the front will bow outwards and extend beyond the 9" limit but there isn't a zippered expansion feature in this carry-on.The bag is pretty lightweight given its larger size. Skyway has done an excellent job of balancing the material strengths and concerns about mass. I have no problem lifting the bag over my head, which would be needed for a carry-on bag.I found the bag more than adequate for my week-long trip to the Oregon beach but also didn't fly this trip so I can't comment on if the airline would take issue with the 9" thickness limit.

5.0 out of 5 stars Durable Classic Designed Suitcase that can go far

2026-03-03    -Reviewer

I found this to be a durable, sturdy, and roomy piece of luggage. Like most cloth or non-hard shell cases, you can pack a lot in here. The fabric the suitcase is made out of stretches without tearing and the wheels roll really well. It also has a sleek designed look. It is a little heavier than a hard shell, but that is typically expected with most soft shell cars. Overall, the value of the money suitcase is there and I expect this case will get many travels out of it!

5.0 out of 5 stars Vacation MVP

2025-12-27    -Denver303

Packing for a two-week trip usually requires making brutal decisions about which shoes to leave behind. Not with this suitcase! It is so roomy, I swear it has Mary Poppins-level internal dimensions. It easily held everything I needed for 14 days.But capacity is nothing without organization, and this bag is an absolute storage genius. It’s decked out with two zippered exterior and interior pockets, plus a dedicated wet pouch—perfect for isolating that sandy swimsuit or a sneaky shampoo bottle leak. Seriously, no more plastic shopping bags inside my luggage. It’s made from heavy-duty material that feels astonishingly lightweight, meaning I can pack more without worrying about the weight limit. And speaking of gliding... the mobility on this thing is magical. The 360 spinning wheels are excellent. The handle expands smoothly and is super comfortable to grip, offering zero resistance and comfortable to use.The final, best feature? That glorious zipper that allows it to expand for extra space for all my souvenirs. If you want a suitcase that’s durable, organized, and makes airport navigation feel like a graceful dance instead of a wrestling match, this is your winner!

4.0 out of 5 stars Pretty good wheeled, carry-on bag as long as 9" dimension is flexible

2026-02-26    -J F Seattle

I'm pretty happy with this Skyway Sigma 7.0 20" Carry-On bag. It has a soft sided front and the exterior walls/handle make the sides and back panel more of a set size. The handle has 3 different heights of extension to help accommodate different heights of traveler.The 20" carry-on is structured so that it complies with the 14" x 22" limits of a carry-on with a bit of "close enough" applying to the 9" thickness. The thickness of this carry-on 20" model is about 9.5" near the wheels and slightly tapers to 9" near the top. The front is soft so as long as you don't overstuff the suitcase and push the soft front in a bit during measurements it'll comply with the 9" thickness limitation, especially if you make sure to measure near the top where it's actually 9".There are pockets associated with the front and inside surface of the front, but the bag features a very large, unstructured main compartment. I was glad I had some packing cubes to help keep my smaller items somewhat organized in this bag. The straps for the main compartment do not feature a way to adjust them tighter, so they end up being more of a way to hold the bag's contents in if you need to open the front while the bag is upright.The wheels on all corners turn and pivot well. I wanted a carry-on I could wheel through an airport and this will work fine. It doesn't have the larger, directional wheels like you might want for a more durable drag-behind dolly-style bag if you were to wheel this bag around every day.The title and graphic suggesting this is expandable doesn't apply to the 20" carry-on model. You can over-stuff it and the front will bow outwards and extend beyond the 9" limit but there isn't a zippered expansion feature in this carry-on.The bag is pretty lightweight given its larger size. Skyway has done an excellent job of balancing the material strengths and concerns about mass. I have no problem lifting the bag over my head, which would be needed for a carry-on bag.I found the bag more than adequate for my week-long trip to the Oregon beach but also didn't fly this trip so I can't comment on if the airline would take issue with the 9" thickness limit.

5.0 out of 5 stars Vacation MVP

2026-01-29    -Denver303

Packing for a two-week trip usually requires making brutal decisions about which shoes to leave behind. Not with this suitcase! It is so roomy, I swear it has Mary Poppins-level internal dimensions. It easily held everything I needed for 14 days.But capacity is nothing without organization, and this bag is an absolute storage genius. It’s decked out with two zippered exterior and interior pockets, plus a dedicated wet pouch—perfect for isolating that sandy swimsuit or a sneaky shampoo bottle leak. Seriously, no more plastic shopping bags inside my luggage. It’s made from heavy-duty material that feels astonishingly lightweight, meaning I can pack more without worrying about the weight limit. And speaking of gliding... the mobility on this thing is magical. The 360 spinning wheels are excellent. The handle expands smoothly and is super comfortable to grip, offering zero resistance and comfortable to use.The final, best feature? That glorious zipper that allows it to expand for extra space for all my souvenirs. If you want a suitcase that’s durable, organized, and makes airport navigation feel like a graceful dance instead of a wrestling match, this is your winner!

5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent Spinner Suitcase - Definitely Recommend!

2026-02-16    -Abby King

I recently traveled with this 20-inch spinner luggage in Color- Pine, and its effortless handling is truly exceptional. The multi-directional wheels and smooth telescoping handle made airport navigation a breeze.The spacious interior impressed me even more, with compression straps, zippered compartments, and a wet pocket that kept everything neatly organized. I also loved the expandable feature, which gave me extra room for souvenirs without making the bag bulky or unstable.Despite its generous size, it stayed within airline-friendly limits and felt surprisingly lightweight for check-in. Overall, it’s a reliable, well-designed suitcase that makes packing and traveling feel smooth and stress-free.