TACH Patented Connecting Hard Shell 2 Piece Luggage Set - 20 & 28 inch Luggage | Large & Carry-On Rolling Suitcases - Slate Grey

Actually, I just received these suitcases and won't be using them until 10/30/25 but from what I can see, they are exactly what is shown and promised. They are a beautiful blue color. The Velcro is hard to pull off and I didn't see some kind of tab to make it easier, but I'm assuming it will get easier with use. The corners are reinforced. When you pull up the black handles, not the telescoping handles, the suitcase around the handles pulls up as well so I have a little concern about that. They move well on floors. But one really positive note is that I had questions before I bought these so I emailed directly to the company in Colorado and got an immediate response. I don't know where these are manufactured but at least there is an English speaking CEO who responded quickly. My question was why this is not an Amazon Prime product (which always makes me leery) and the explanation was logical and reasonable. I really like the concept of these attachable suitcases because I use a mobility scooter when I travel and these will allow me to travel alone, without my husband, since I can attach them together and make my way around airports and especially to get outside to meet my transportation. A great invention for the disabled. I recommend these at this point.

We were so excited to use our new luggage set on our recent Disney trip; and it did not disappoint. One of the biggest struggles of traveling with three young kids is not enough hands to handle all the bags, suitcases, and multiple strollers. The Tach set was a game-changer! Once attached, the strong hold helped us load, unload at the airport and navigate to our resort room seamlessly. The hardcase even allowed us to strap some of our personal items via trolley sleeve on. Even with each of the three cases filled with stuff, they still glided easily and lightly. The holding mechanism between them is very strong, so there was no worry about them separating. Other pros: Built-in lock Interior organizer pockets Easy wipe-down surface Would highly recommend!

I am and have been a road warrior for 25+ years. I often have to travel by myself for business trips at least 2x/month and sometimes I have to travel heavy with materials I need for client visits on the road. I bought the Tach luggage earlier this year and have used it on 10 trips this year, most recently to London for a week. The ease in being able to just line up the cases and velcro them together is fantastic. And, the pull strap is the key to making it roll perfectly. In the photo I was able to pull up the handles on two of the bags to then easily secure my briefcase (slides down over the handle) and then put my duffle right in between nice and tight. Even traveling heavy, the cases roll with absolute ease, unlike other bags I've owned and everything rolls in one unit. While in London I had to roll my luggage down a busy street in order to get to a taxi stand. I had people literally stop me in the middle of the sidewalk to ask about the luggage. Comments such as "wow, that's bloody brilliant!" and "that is amazing...I've never seen anything like this. Who makes this?" I received similar comments while walking through the airport, even from airline reps, especially when I very easily was able to roll in/out of elevators, turn corners easily getting into the line at the airline counter to check my bags. Tach luggage is, by far, the best quality luggage you can buy for the money. No offense, Tumi, as I love my briefcase that I've had for 10+ years and still looks good...but this luggage has better functionality. One important note, if you're making the change from soft-side luggage to hardside you'll have a bit of a "packing learning curve." Softside luggage you zip open the top, pack your things, and then zip the top closed and go. It is also a bit forgiving with "overstuffing" as I've been known to do when traveling for vacation and bringing back souvenirs... With hardside luggage you have 2 sides to pack...and if you overstuff one side too much you'll have a difficult time closing the luggage. Hardside luggage like this is a bit like putting two pieces of bread together to make a sandwich. On the inside of the luggage you have one side with many pockets (nice bonus) and that side also has a zipper around the perimeter to hold things on that side in place. I recommend packing that side, first, and using the elastic criss-cross band to keep things from shifting as you're closing a case. The cases are very sturdy, great quality zipper, and has a place to then snap the zipper tabs into place. This is great as I've had luggage with zipper tabs that have been ripped off in transit. If you've never tried to get luggage opened and closed without that little 1.5 inch pull tab it's pretty difficult. So, the ability to have the zipper tabs snap into place keeps those tabs from getting damaged when checked and handled by the airlines is a really nice feature. The other aspect about this luggage is you can plug in a power bank on the inside of the case and then on the outside of the case you can charge your phone. Tach luggage is a very well made, high quality product and a great value for the investment made.

I was so excited to get this set of luggage. in the idea its very good, but much is needed to improve. just came home from my 3rd trip with these, and I came home not happy. Loved it at first few trips, people noticed and was very easy to get around with 3 pieces of luggage. Then the large luggage velco failed. separated from the luggage itself. So now the second piece just opens up like a broken taco. Pretty much useless now. The price is high for this set and should be used for years, but less than a year and only 3 trips this is no longer a usable set. If the company does read this, other things to improve is the zippers. The wife has american tourister luggage and the difference in zippers is night and day. At this time I cannot reccomend this luggage, I wish I could, its a great idea. UPDATE.....January 2023..... I was contacted by the actual owner of the company a few months ago after I left my review. This company is a small family owned company and take customer service very seriously! We were in contact nearly a dozen times, John, the owner, was able to ship out a replacement luggage at no cost to me, making what was once a problem, a solution. I also take customer service seriously, and it was amazing. Like I said in my original review, I loved using the concept of the tach luggage, and after getting this kind of customer service, I will be a voice for this company from now on. If you are on the edge of ordering or not, I say order, and if anything does go wrong, tach will make it right. Thank you John for all you did

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Just as expected about to take them on a cruise. Can’t wait to use them thanks again

This luggage is easy to move around, easy to connect together and gathers lots of looks and comments from those who see it. Every time I use it, people comment on how great of an idea it is and are amazed at how one person can easily handle 3 suitcases or more (as I usually have other things on top like a backpack, sleep apnea machine, etc). Suitcases seem durable so far. Both sections have zippered closure flaps preventing things from falling out when opening. Nice locking system. Highly recommend.

Love my Tach suitcases. They roll quietly, smoothly and feel strong. The interior pockets are well-designed. They look great when connected together and, above all, incredibly convenient. Being able to use my phone or present a passport/ticket without putting bags down and picking them back up makes this set worth every penny. Great value for money.

Ich benutze die Koffer jett seit einam Jahr knapp und als einzelkoffer sind sie super. Ich reise viel geschäftlich daher konnte ich sie schon oft testen. Mit zwei Koffern zu reisen ist ebenfalls sehr angenehm vorallem wenn man mit den öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln unterwegs ist. Alle drei Koffer miteinander zu verbiden funktioniert nicht perfekt. Der Klettverschluss ist nicht die optimale Technik die Koffer zu verbinden meiner Meinung nach eine gesicherte Verbindung. Man sollte auch bedenken das ich die Koffer meistens alleine ziehe. Rolltreppen kommt man bedenkenlos hochwenn man die Koffer schräg stellt und mit einem Bein die Koffer festhällt.