Amazon Basics 35-Inch Large Rolling Duffel Bag for Travel with Wheels and Handle, Durable Ripstop Polyester, 2 Layers of Space, Multiple Interior and Exterior Pockets, Blue

Purchased this to replace my Samsonite 34” duffel bag that fell apart. This bag is only 30” but I swear it holds more stuff. Zippers are much better quality than the Samsonite. Pockets are smartly designed. Material is thicker than the Samsonite. Wheels are smooth. I average about 180 nights a year traveling for past 19 years. This bag is the best deal for the cost. Honestly it’s worth probably twice the cost. Great bag.

Exceptionally well designed. Using as as Ski- boot, Helmet, Clothing and Gear bag. All Item are all well protected and fit comfortably. All hardwardware is of good quality zippers, straps, buckels, wheels and construction is first class. Overall a better product than I have purchased for multiple times the price. The bag is not waterproof, but is water resistant, you could leave it in the rain for a bit. I have all way packed ski clothing in vacuum travels bags so wet is never a problem. Color red is good, stand out well enough to be spotted easily.

Great bag, wheels glide, very roomy, plenty of zippered pockets, use it for my umpire equipment and fits everything and still have room, perfect,

I loved the bag. VERY well built with lots of pockets. Plenty of room for what ever your needs are. Think it will really last. However, being so well built and sturdy it's fairly heavy. When I fly, 50lbs per bag. With 1 pair of rubber boots, a pair of hiking shoes and alot of light weight clothing for working a farm this fall (warm weather clothes) I was over weight. And it was not full at all. So when I drive I will use but not when I fly. Again well built but a tad to heavy.

Very good duffel. Has the large zippers. It has been on many trips without failure. My 30" version of this did finally have one of the bottom skids break (after 5 years)...imagine the abuse it had to take to have that happen...and the rest of the duffel was fine. I just removed the broken skid and it is still fine.

It passed through Atlanta, San Francisco, Newark baggage handling with no problems on its first trip. Very spacious, so be sure to weigh your bag, ours contained light bulky items (which was why it was purchased) but you could get to 50lbs of clothing easily. Easy to access items. Easy to transport, sure it may "tip" when standing vertical, it's a rolling duffle, but I could easily lean it into a wall and it would stay vertical. It's a rolling duffel that's normal because it depends more on what and how you are packing items than the design of the bag. We also have the 35", it's huge!!!!! At this price point, this bag delivers on value and design and for the average casual traveler ( 6x a year), it earns 5 stars. One tip, the zippers can be sticky around the stiff lower corners, just run some chapstick over the zippers and it pretty much solves the problem.

This 30inch is the best piece of luggage I have ever owned. Better than my other 4 rollers. Material is strong. Multiple handles. Good wheels. Solid bottom. Stands well. Doubles as a smaller luggage also with side straps to cinch the top down if you under-load it. No annoying handle strap across the top you always have to un-velcro to unzip. Both duffel top zipper and side zipper like a suitcase. Extremely well designed - clearly by frequent travelers. For that, it costs you an extra 5 pounds compared to the lightweights. And it holds a lot of clothes, so you will push the 50 pound limit. Perfect luggage if you have status with a 70 pound limit.

Impressed by the high quality. Very durable. The wheels could be better (they have a bit of friction, and in the cold they tend to seize up.). The exterior pockets are intuitive and helpful. The non-main zippers could be stronger though, so time will tell on durability. i with the top access zippers had a tsa-lock whole, as without security is kinda pointless. I've taken it on a few flights and it's done very well through baggage claim. As others mentioned you have to be careful about weight limits. I have the 30-inch and filled up it easily goes over the 50lb check-in limit if it's mainly compacted clothing. I can't imagine using the larger 35-inch unless you are filling with light bulky items. Overall, extremely impressed, and for this price, it's a no-brainer. I used to use a Patagonia 100L but it had no wheels, and this was a last minute replacement and so far I'm more than happy. Time will tell on durability, but I only fly 3-4 times a year so I think this will be perfect.