Is ABS a good material for a carry-on?

ABS is a rigid plastic that resists scuffs and splashes and keeps its shape. It flexes more than polycarbonate and can crack in very hard impacts, so it suits careful travelers rather than rough baggage handling.

How does it compare with a polycarbonate spinner?

Polycarbonate shells flex and spring back, so they survive impacts better and are usually lighter. ABS is stiffer and heavier but generally the more affordable hard-shell option.

What is the interior layout?

One side has a divider panel and the other has packing straps. There is no compression panel or separate wet pocket, so pack with pouches for small items.

Do the four wheels roll upright?

Yes. The double spinner wheels let the case roll upright beside you and pivot in tight spaces like aisles and queues.

What handles does it have?

A telescopic pull handle, a top handle and a side handle. The side handle helps when lifting the case into an overhead bin or a car trunk.

Is it good for business trips?

It works for short trips, but the basic interior and lack of a laptop sleeve or compression panel make it less organized than soft-sided business carry-ons.