Pacific Gear Rolling Duffel Wheels, 30-inch Luggage, Hockey Bag, Heavy Duty

Great size for a 1 week trip and for handcarrying on the plane.

Good quality and spacious

Nice bag with enough space 👌

Waited for a long time for it to arrive. Looks very roomy, lightweight and would have been what I was looking for. However it had a big rip at the seams. So big which made me wondered how was it possible that no one noticed it before packing. I returned it.

big and easy to pack with packing cubes. lots of pockets and ready to go on a three month road trip so hopefully it stands the test of time.

This is one of the most affordable rolling duffels on Amazon yet still has important features. For instance it has support bars underneath so the bag doesn't bend in the middle when you are rolling it through the airport. It has outside pockets, a retractable handle, carrying straps that velcro together when you want them out of the way, and a zipper that has to this point remained in tact. It also squashes down quite small when empty so it van be stored under a bed. Very roomy in size yet it still conforms to the airlines dimensions for checked bags. There are other bigger bags on the market but you will pay an oversize fee with the airline when you check your bag. I did my research. I have now taken this bag on two cross country trips and so far so good.

Excellent

What can I say about this carry on bag except to sing it's praises? If I could sing opera, I would. Let's start with the pros: This bag holds the same as a regular hard sided carry on bag, but without the risk of being gate checked against your will on small plane flights. Because it's not hard sided, it can squish nicely into almost any overhead bin. This helps if you have short layovers and need to make a tight connection without waiting on the jet way for a fare checked bag. The fact that it's soft sided but still has wheels and the collapsible handle is spectacular! Great value and design for the utility, size, shape of a versatile carry on, overnight, weekender, or short trip bag. Cons: I definitely wouldn't check this bag at an airport because it's cloth and I think it could rip if it hit pavement. The front zipper pockets throw off the carry on shape and size if overfilled, but could hold a few flat items without issue (I do my PJ'S for easy grab when I'm tired).