NorthStar 1050 HD Tuff Cloth Diamond Ripstop Series Gear/Duffle Bag, 12 x 24-Inch

Keep it simple, strong material love it

not breathable.

Muy buen material, me funciono excelente para un viaje de una semana, aguanto un peso de 10 kilos sin problemas. Muy recomendable, tiene muy buen espacio, ni siquiera extrañe las bolsas extra de otras maletas.

La ocupo para el gym, me funciona para lo que es. no tengo inconveniente con lo que compre. recomendable, solo no tiene apartados.

After trying several times to find a good duffel bag, I am finally delighted by this unbelievably inexpensive product!This robust bag has solid seams and zips, and the fabric is tough and built to last. The "medium" it is a perfect size to take carry on for a short trip, and makes a great gym bag for someone with a fair bit bulky gear such as myself.I do note that there are no pockets on this bag, inside or out, but that is not really a problem for me. The only criticism I have is the plastic hardware on the shoulder strap, it looks a little lightweight compared to the rest of the bag. However so far it is holding up well after a few weeks of hard use.

I travel monthly to bi-monthly across the country and was looking for a simple duffel that would be a good airplane carry-on. This is definitely it.PROS:It fits an absurd amount of clothing - I can fit up to weeks worth plus a couple of pairs of shoes. The nice thing is that the bag holds it's shape well so that even if it's not packed to the brim it doesn't look too floppy.I've also never had a problem with clearing security with regards to bag size. With rollerboards I'd occasionally get hasseled if it looked like I packed too much in the front pocket. The last thing anyone wants to do is fight with the power-crazed individuals that man airport lines.It also fits into overhead compartments easily, being able to squeeze into spots that rollerboards are too wide to make. Anything that can avoid the hassle of gate-checking - also a plus.Construction is great. The fabric is extremely durable and lightweight, and the zipper looks like it can withstand pretty much anything. It also folds down easily and can be used as a bonus bag while traveling.CONS:I've had the strap pop off while I was carrying the bag a couple of times. And it's not like I'm packing anvils. I think the plastic clasp of the strap is probably a bit on the cheaper side. So I bought a separate strap to use with it. The cost of the strap was $12 and this bag was $15 for me but I'm ok with that. Having a long-term carryon that looks good and will last costing me less than $30 is fine by me.ADDITIONAL BONUS:For those who watch Archer, I've taken to calling this my Go Bag. :)