Travelers ClubXpedition 30 Inch Multi-Pocket Upright Rolling Duffel Bag

First of all, I would like to say I have had no problem with the main opening with the zippers. I travel out of town quite a bit for work and this bag literally holds everything stuff is not squished and there is room, despair, pockets, galore pockets, even where you don’t expect pockets to be Again no problem with any of the zippers. Extremely happy with the quality of this bag for the price that I paid. My only complaint is the tote bar could be a little bit more secure other than that extremely happy would buy again.

This bag was priced at around $35 for the 30" model when I bought it, which is honestly an astounding price for a bag like this. The fabric is much thicker and durable than I imagined it would be. The stitching and zippers seem perfectly adequate.The obvious point-of-failure for this bag will be the wheels. There is no doubt in my mind that the wheel construction will fail far before any other part of this bag. If your usage intention for this bag will go easy on the wheels, it could last a long time. For air travel with rough baggage handling, it's lifespan will probably be limited.

This bag is pretty neat! It fits quite a bit more than I expected it to. It is pretty durable and also lightweight. It also rls easily.The only small drawback is you can't stand it upright when it's fully packed. I leaned it against a chair at the airport with the handle out. Problem solved.I intend to get several more of these to complete my luggage set.

Looking for the right bag is not easy. I needed a bag a little smaller than the current Rockland 36" disaster, but big and roomy enough to carry everything I needed to take pack for a short weekend at mom's but not so big that I get yelled at that it's taking up space when the moment strikes. So I finally settled on this bag.Nice spacious insides, lots of pockets. One of my biggest loves when it comes to any type bag, having lots of spacious pockets.I have only several pros and two cons. I like the fact that this bag has a bottom rest. The plus of having a bottom rest is that it keeps the bottom of the bag clean and off the ground as well as stablize the weight. It also keeps it free from rips should it get dragged. The small downside of the foot rest is that if it's not as secure it can come loose or break away. Such things can't always be helped if your bag is handled roughly. I feel that it could use a little more security. Otherwise it's not a total loss. My biggest concern is that I wish this bag had wheels that were more heavy duty. The majority bags today use the typical roller blade wheel. Sometimes they double them but in the end they will probably wear faster depending on how much use it gets. The other issue is that if something gets caught between the wheels that's another problem, that will cause the wheel to stall and then you have burned out wheels. Because something is stopping it's rotation. If this bag had slightly bigger wheels that had a little more durability this bag to me would be perfect. That isn't to say someone might not feel any loss as it is a good durable bag. But after the last disaster, which had large wheels (the wheels I wanted) but NO bottom rest to protect the bag from rips caused by slight drags, I had to find something good enough. Which is why I chose this bag, but I wish it had heavy duty large wheels. But it has a bottom rest. Good enough. So I give this bag a 4 total.

This bag has a massive amount of storage for the price, with the side and front pockets being far deeper than originally anticipated. You can easily pack for well over a week in just this bag, with plenty of room left over for souvenirs. It's far too big to be used as a carry on bag, so be ready to check it.This bag is fairly heavy to begin with. So being able to carry it by the straps like a duffel bag when it's full may not be feasible for some people. At least not over long distances. Carrying it for brief times, such as up a set of stairs or whatever is reasonable, but you're probably not going to be able to carry it all the way from the outer edges of an airport parking lot.There is one massive issue with this bag: The stability. Even walking in a straight line at a decent clip will cause this bag to wobble, and you either need to stop to reset it, or the bag will roll right over. It doesn't matter how smooth and level the surface you're walking over is. The polished tile of an airport? Wobble time. A well maintained sidewalk? We're feeling a bit tipsy today. A heavily used parking lot? Good luck! Your options are to either stop every 10-15 feet, or walk at a snail's pace to keep this bag from tipping over on you. It's not much better when it's standing straight up on its wheels. You're going to have to lean it against something, or else it will fall over. Even when it's empty.The build quality of the bag is quite respectable, though. especially for the price. I jammed it full, and unzipped and re-zipped it every day for over a month, and it held up very well.I'm going to keep using it for longer trips where I'm not going to be walking around with it that much, but otherwise I'll use a different bag.

This is the rolling duffle bargain of the year!! A lot of duffle style bags fold in the middle until tightlyt packed and zipped... and they are a pain to pull along. This one has a pull-handle and frame extending to the wheels that make it simple to pack and pull.It also has plenty of additional storage compartments that help keep me organized.What's not to love at this price. I'll be buying another one for others in the family to use.

It’s bigger than I was expecting and holds all the stuff I need it to hold. I was impressed with how strong it is built. The color is very nice. It has many pockets. Rolls smoothly.

Kinda cheap made, but works well and has a LOT of storage