Description
Price: $149.99
(as of Sep 20, 2024 14:22:05 UTC – Details)
Introducing the rugged and adventure-ready Jeep JHOO3B expandable hardside luggage, emblazoned with the iconic Jeep logo. Crafted for explorers and travelers alike, this luggage boasts durable two wheels for effortless navigation through any terrain, alongside two sturdy carry handles for easy transport. With interlocking zippers adding security, you can embark on your journeys worry-free. Inside, discover a well-equipped interior featuring tie-down straps, a convenient flat pocket for essentials, and a zippered mesh divider to keep your gear organized on the go. Stackable design ensures space optimization for all your adventures. Gear up with Jeep and journey into the unknown with confidence!
Adventure-Grade Expandable Gear Chamber forged from a rugged ABS/PC shell, designed to withstand the rigors of off-road exploration.
Jeep-Inspired Logo Embossment paying homage to the legendary Jeep automobile, ensuring your luggage is as iconic as your outdoor adventures.
Trail-Tested Two-Wheels finely tuned for optimal performance on any terrain, ensuring a smooth traverse through the wilderness.
Dual Expedition Handles for an ergonomic lift, making it effortless to hoist and carry your gear as you embark on your next off-road escapade.
Interlocking Zippers enhancing security and peace of mind as you conquer the outdoor frontier.
Allen –
Good capacity, Great LOGO!!!!
This is a good case, but once fully loaded feels a little flimsy. The case itself feels good, meaning it is durable. The handles slide very nicely in and out and when fully out, they give a nice message to everyone. The actual handle feels good in my hand and the release button is strong, meaning it has a great return spring.There is no denying the style, you can clearly see this from across a very large room. So many bags look the same and this one just crushed the general appearance of all of them!! if I had room in my 304 powered 73 CJ5 I would not hesitate to keep them permanently mounted!There is plenty of room inside these cases for any weekend trips. My Elitebook 650 laptop easily fits inside the zippered pouch and there is room to hold all of the chords and my mouse. The cross straps have plenty of give to them and the buckle is a bit weak in my eyes but holds my clothes perfectly.In my eyes, if this had four wheels it would be much better, than it would be a true 4X4. But the cool factor is still way off the charts. So, be advised, jeepsters are everywhere, be prepared to talk about what you own!! Lol.
Pamela –
Meets all the qualities you look for in a piece of luggage.
Great looking. Affordably priced. Easy to pull, and pick up. Dimensions enable you to lay out longer clothing without having to fold them, which allows more space. Lite weight. Easily identifiable.Love it.
KE –
Durable
In a world of lookalike bags, this Jeep-branded luggage stands out immediately. The glossy hard shell resists dirt and stains, and the bold orange accents on the wheels and handle set this carry-on apart from others in the overhead bin or carousel. This luggage is sturdy and spacious, with simple but adequate features. The zippers seem strong. I got lots of positive comments on it when I traveled with it for the first time!Unfortunately, the glossy shell scuffs easily, so it won’t look the same after the first use. Also, I found myself wishing it had swivel wheels rather than just two straight wheels. But overall its a nice piece of luggage. The price tag, however, is quite steep. You really are paying a premium for the branding. For that price, I wish that the shell wouldn’t scuff and scratch so easily so it would look new longer. But otherwise, it’s a good product.
AC –
Dimensions 16.25 x 14.5 x 31.75 inches
First, I need to point out that this is not a 28″ suitcase… if you got to the product description you will see more accurate dimensions of 16.25 x 14.5 x 31.75 inches. Jeep actually refers to this as a “trunk” and it does have that appearance due to the longer and narrower size. This actually worked out perfectly for me since I was trying to find a suitcase that would fit my 58″ cues sticks (in half of course). A standard 28″ suitcase is too small for this. The fit straight in the Jeep suitcase although I plan to pack them diagonally to provide a bit more cushion for them.There is no built-in lock and be aware this is a 2 wheeled suitcase, so I am not thrilled about dragging it around, I have come accustomed to my suitcases on rollers. The finish is very glossy. The carry handles are cushioned and high quality. The pull handle locks into place firmly and feels sturdy (only one locking position).I do have a slight concern this may be too large for airline travel. United accepts bags up to 62″ (L+W+D) and this bag is 62.5″ according to the dims and larger if you expand it. Hopefully I don’t get an agent that feels like this is oversized.Overall a great suitcase and I look forward to using it on my upcoming travels!
The Pentagon –
3.5/5 Stars | Attractive But Lacks Modern Features
PROS:(1) For the black version, the exterior is so sleek and shiny, and the black is a deep black. It’s very cool looking — my immediate thought was that this is the Darth Vader of suitcases!(2) The zippers are smooth, and the interior zipper compartments are nice as well.(3) For how structured this suitcase is, it’s very lightweight. I also like the shape in that it’s not too wide.CONS:(1) The big problem with this large suitcase has to do with the wheels, namely there are only two wheels on the back. So you have to tip it backwards like older style suitcases. A suitcase that’s this large, and is presented as a premium product, really needs to have 4 dual spinner wheels. Yes, the suitcase looks cool, but I can’t imagine dragging around a suitcase this large that’s packed to capacity.(2) The orange retractable handle is rather wobbly. I don’t know if that’s an anomalous problem with just my suitcase, but it’s pretty noticeable — especially in contrast to the rest of the suitcase which features very solid construction.(3) There is no TSA lock.
Raymo –
Jeep Carry on
This has the name Jeep on it so it looks really cool. I haven’t had a chance to travel with it yet, but am looking forward to it. It seems made well enough but I do have a slight complaint. It seems that the handle is just a bit flimsy as it wiggles around more than I would expect it to.
Mary V –
Lack of durability
This “hardside” suitcase is hard-sided in name only. Moderate pressure causes it to buckle. If a 190-pound person sat on it, I fear I would hear a cracking sound and see a shattering of plastic. I have grave doubts this suitcase could stand up to the rigors of airline travel.The case is large, and I can stuff a lot into it. If I’m packing for a week-long trip in which I’m driving to and from my destination, I will use this suitcase.If you are crazy over the JEEP brand, you may be able to overlook this suitcase’s lack of durability, for a while anyway.