LemoHomeExpandable Luggage with Spinner Wheels,Large Suitcases with Child Seat Design,Hard Luggage for Women and Men,20 inch Hardside Carry on Luggage for Travel

Highly recommend if you are on the fence. We got two of these suitcases for a long trip with a 3 and 6 year old. They were great and I was surprised at the quality. The zippers feel strong and the wheels held up on rocky sidewalks. We were surprised how much we could squeeze into these given the smaller space. The inside is smaller than a typical carry on, but worth it for the rolling seat. We got a lot of people commenting and asking where we got them. It was a pricey piece of luggage for us, but worth the pretty penny for long travel days with kids!The only downsides1. it’s a little heavy to lift over your head on a plane when it’s full.2. The fold out wheels can be a little hard to fold in properly bc they have to face a certain way and you need both hands to do it. It’s only a problem when you’re in a hurry in a crowded plane while holding kids and backpacks and everyone is stressed. But not a huge deal!

Took a chance on this since I was flying solo with all three of my kids (12, 10, and 5 years old). My 5yo weighs over 60 pounds. This carry-on made the airport a breeze. Sometimes the wheels get stuck in gaps (like elevators or airport trams) if you push it forward, so always pull it behind you for those. We didn’t use any of the safety straps or anything because he is almost six and just happy to sit there. It was just so he could rest his legs and I could keep an eye on him. We even had other bags resting on it while pulling him and it handled the weight fine. Seriously, get this bag. We are so impressed! My kids loved that the wheels light up. Turning is easy. It does weigh nearly 10 lbs on its own, but Frontier had a 35 lb weight limit and I was never close even with this stuffed full. I will only fly with this bag for him from now on! (I had him get off to go down the plane aisles so his knees didn’t bump people, so can’t speak to that part.)Also made going between hotels easier since we were in Orlando and had three different hotels for different parks. Just used a Safe Rider Vest in Ubers and we had so much freedom!

Amazing. Buy it. I no longer use my travel stroller at the airport, I just use this. My 3 year old is obsessed with it and chooses to ride vs walk, parent win. It can hold all of my daughter’s belongings. You can really pack this thing full. It glides wonderfully, it’s easy to push and maneuver.I have flown with this several times on smaller Delta Express jets that have very small cabin space and it fits in the overhead just fine. *I have discovered, you need to push the foot bar into the suitcase when putting it in a smaller overhead, I struggled before but now I get it and it’s easy.Great quality and design. So happy with my purchase and I continue to recommend this to all of my parent friends. (I have not used this as a stroller, my only experience is using it as a ride on suitcase)

LOVE this suitcase! We used it on a trip with a layover and our 4.5 year old loved it too. Very easily accommodated him sitting on it, surprisingly roomy on the inside and despite not matching the dimensions shown on the website (its thicker than the 9.5" carry-on limit on Delta) we were able to carry it on a larger plane and gate check it for our smaller plane. Definitely recommend!!

Updated: I initially took 3 stars off because the yellow suitcase came with an unexpected duck decal, which I was not pleased with. The company offered to refund the purchase, which I thought was more than generous considering I still intended to use it. So, adding two stars back for customer service.I ordered this over the Micro for a kid who has emotionally outgrown a stroller, but who is not psychologically prepared for the physical demands of air travel.I wasn't clear whether the Micro's scooter portion detached and therefore whether I could get it on European airlines. I got the *plain* yellow version of this because I like having unique, visible luggage so it can be ID'd easily if lost, and so I am visible to travel partners in crowds. As noted it is not plain as pictured, but has a duck decal and the phrase "Travel with the kid".Overall, I am basically pleased with its functionality, relative sturdiness, and spaciousness.Dimension with handle/wheels attached is 23 inches tall. The external case itself is 19 (max) x 15 x 10 in, with the thickness being larger if you unzip the expansion.The interior is divided into two wedge-shaped storage areas by a non-detachable tablet/laptop holder. The front shell is covered by a non-detachable zipper mesh portion with some pockets. Only one end of this unzips. The front shell has interior dimensions of about 14.5 x 13.5 x ~4 (max) - ~2 (min) inches.The "main part" of the suitcase interior has a max depth of ~7 in on either side of the top end, but only a max depth of 4 inches in the middle where the recess for the stroller is. At the bottom, the wedge narrows to about 2 in all the way across because of the wheels. So you could only fit a solid rectangular object about 13 x 14 x 2 inches in this portion, but there is a fair amount of room for soft/irregularly shaped things.Pros: Decent amount of interior space with easily as much room as a large backpack-size diaper bag. Could definitely get a couple changes of clothes, diapers enough for international travel, snacks, blankie, books, toys, headphones, and laptop in there. Or enough clothes for a long weekend trip. Nice rubberized wheels & partially metal cart mechanism seem pretty solid. My monster-truck-size 2-year-old loves it & is easy to maneuver with her 35lbs & packed to capacity. Should fit as a European-sized carry on with wheels detached and gate checked. Fairly light and can detach the wheels during weigh in if needed.Cons: Kind of flimsy handle & seat. The baby guard is basically trash: not small enough to help a kid that can't hold on. Detaching/reattaching the stroller/cart portion is easy enough, but not super intuitive & the wheels get in the way. Weird interior dimensions due to the well for the wheels & stroller. Interior zipper portions not detachable. No carry handle (other than stroller) on top. Side carry handle looks like it could fall off easily. If you have to gate check the stroller, you're unfortunately wheelless. Easy to pull, but not as maneuverable when pushing. Kind of wish there was some kind of wheel lock.

My wife said this suitcase is so useful. Before, every time we took our baby out, we had to bring a stroller and this big backpack of baby stuff, which was very heavy. Now we don't need them at all because she can put the baby in the baby seat on the suitcase and put all the baby's things in the suitcase.The suitcase is large enough to have room left after putting everything in, and the lid opens vertically, so she doesn't need to lie it down to open and take things out. It also has a big parasol on the baby seat, so we don't have to worry about our baby getting sunburned.My wife loves this suitcase.