Delsey Jeep JH002B Large Expandable Spinner Trunk – Hardside Checked Trunk Luggage with TSA Lock and Dual Traction Wheels

This trunk swallowed two weeks of gear for an overlanding trip through Utah and never blinked. The dual traction wheels handled gravel parking lots and hotel marble alike. The TSA lock is a nice touch. If you adventure hard, this is your bag.

I remember traveling with real trunks as a kid and this brings back that charm with spinner wheels and a TSA lock. Huge capacity, feels indestructible. My camping gear fits with room to spare.

As advertised, this is a LARGE trunk. Fully loaded it's a two-hand situation getting it into the trunk of a car, but that's the nature of the size. Build quality is excellent and the wheels are impressively grippy. Four stars only because of the weight when full.

Massive capacity. Wheels crush rough pavement.

Capacity is genuinely huge and the shell feels tough. But it's heavy empty, and when packed for international weight limits I had to remove a lot. Spinner wheels are stable though slower to turn than smaller spinners. Fine for road trips and long stays, less ideal for frequent flying.

Wind, rain, baggage handlers, a bus roof rack in Torres del Paine — this trunk handled everything. The dual traction wheels actually made a difference dragging it across gravel and mud. The expandable gusset let me bring home extra layers I bought there. My guide asked where to get one. Absolutely no regrets.

Bought this for my son who does hunting trips every fall. He says it fits all his gear including boots, and the hard shell keeps everything dry in the truck bed. Only minor gripe is it takes up serious garage space when stored, but that's the size he wanted.

I've owned three checked bags in five years and all of them cracked. Decided to try something rugged and the Jeep branding sold me. Two trips in, zero damage, and the zips still glide like day one. The TSA lock also survived being inspected twice.

Loved the look and capacity, but one of the spinner wheels developed a crack after a single round trip. It still rolls but wobbles badly and is loud on tile. Waiting on the warranty process now. Disappointed given the otherwise solid build.

Sold my other suitcases after this arrived. It fits a 10-day trip easily, packs flat thanks to the rectangular trunk shape, and the hard sides protect camera gear better than any duffel I've used. Worth the sale price many times over.