IT Luggage World's Lightest Kids Blue Shark 17 Inch Cabin Case Suitcase Travel Kids Suitcase on Wheels

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This suitcase maneuvers “super easy on hard floor and very easy on shag carpet,” if a little harder on grass, our tester noted, giving it a 4.9 rating for that attribute. The telescoping handle can be used at two different heights, which is always good for a suitcase a grown-up might need to pull when their kid gets tired (or, as in one tester’s case, when they plan on “borrowing” this suitcase). It has a side handle that makes for convenient lifting into overhead storage bins. Having the best kids suitcase can make life so much easier getting through busy airports. Whether you’ve got your hands full with a baby, or you just want your child to start being responsible for their own luggage. In the table above, I have included the sizes of all the children’s travel luggage reviewed in this guide for your convenience. Weight This is adorable but only suitable for really young kids,” our tester noted. “The second they grow out of wanting all cute things, they aren't going to tote this around.”

Soft shell suitcases of course generally weigh less but aren’t always the best for keeping your belongings well protected – notably cheaper suitcases. And with kids, of course, they do tend to be a bit rougher with their cases. The benefit of soft cases is of course, being lightweight they can be easier for your child to move around, and they tend to be much cheaper than kids hard luggage. Both suitcases moved quite well on the ground, but when it came time to lift them into an overhead compartment, they felt heavier than some of the other luggage we tested, so we gave it a 4 for maneuverability. If you have a Disney fan in the house—or even better, a pair of sibling fans—this is an excellent deal. At it Luggage, we understand the importance of engaging children during travel. Our children's suitcase collection features playful designs and vibrant colours to capture their imagination. Let their personality shine through with our delightful and eye-catching styles. Children’s Suitcases Designed For Little AdventurersWhile the price point is affordable and the designs are whimsical, the “materials are clearly subpar and inexpensive,” our tester noted, giving it a 3.9 for durability. Further, it has no spinner wheels, which may make it tip during fast walks around town or the airport.

When it comes to kids luggage on wheels, the number of wheels varies with the most common being two or four. Our tester noted that the handle extends tall enough for an adult and has a button that allows it to be used at three different heights. In the lab, we found the 360-degree wheels made it “very easy to maneuver,” even on grass. On the flip side, our tester said, “I wish it had a handle on the side for lifting into the overhead bin because it is heavy.”This ride-on suitcase for toddlers comes in loads of different bright and colourful designs, so there’s bound to be the perfect Trunki for your little boy or girl. Children’s travel luggage with expandable compartments is great as they provide a place to store any souvenirs your child may have received during their travels. Hard or Soft In addition to testing, we spoke to Whitney Casares, MD, MPH, FAAP, founder and CEO of the Modern Mamas Club app to discuss what qualities to look for in kids' luggage. So if you’re child is starting to show interest in being independent, or you have young children and need your child to be able to look after their own bag, this adorable little suitcase is a great place to start.

Other great features of this child’s suitcase are the monotube pull handle as well as a top grab handle, crisscross tie-down straps throughout the interior to hold everything in place and a zip around divider to create two separate compartments.Coming in a design, your kids will love, this set is a great choice for those parents after the best toddler luggage for a low price without having to compromise on durability. It has two sets of spinner wheels that are incredibly effective and smooth,” reported our tester. “You can barely tell when it's on the grass.” Its handle offers two height positions with one button to adjust, and there is also a top carry handle that expands out to fit hands of all sizes. Our tester noted it fits easily in an overhead compartment, too. As you can see, it’s a bit of a balancing game and will really depend upon what is a priority to you. Whether they’ll be stamping their passports after a long-haul flight or just heading out on a weekend road trip, traveling kids love having their own suitcases for cargo functionality as well as for developing their sense of responsibility. To find the very best luggage for your kids, we tried out a variety of rolling suitcases and bags in the Verywell Testing Lab, with all the needs of parents, caregivers, and kids in mind.