Olympia U.S.A. 22 inch Carry On 8 Pockets Wheeled Rolling Duffel Bag Water Resistant Luggage Lightweight Travel Suitcase with Retractable Handle

Use for paintball, which is a little rougher than these are made for, but still last about a year (this is my 2nd one of this size, and 1 smaller one when I started.) GREAT storage layout for what I use it for. Very large on the inside as well. Bigger than the paintball bag I just bought at 4x the price. Would have just bought 3 more of these had I known!Update 7/12/15: Ok here is some info about these. I've found the main weakness in the bag that are causing most of the complaints. The wheel area of these bags are designed to fold for easy shipping. This unfortunately compromises the structural integrity of that area where it's designed to fold over. Also, the curved "structure" in this area is a rather flimsy piece of soft plastic that doesn't hold its shape very well. This will cause the wheel area to sag under heavy weight which will eventually cause it to drag on or near the ground. This will self-destruct shortly thereafter. My remedy is to put several long pieces of duct tape very tightly over the folding and curved wheel areas of the bag running parallel to the wheels. This should stop the collapse and restore the structural integrity. Make sure you use the longest pieces of tape you can as the El Cheapo duct tape I used wouldn't stick to the fabric properly. Going to try better tape. I still give this bag a 5-star rating even though I have to adjust the bag myself. Why? The price. Sure, I can buy a $125 dollar bag with better wheels and structure, but that is over 4X the price of this bag and if this fix works, for $1 worth of tape, I just saved $90. However, since I don't travel with this bag, I'm not sure if I would trust this for that use. I can replace this bag any time I want. That is not the case according to travelling reviewers here. So if you were going on a short trip, this might be your thing, but if you are going to drag this all over the place, I would indeed invest in a better bag.

I've had this roller duffel for 7 years, been on many trips, by car and airplane, and it hasn't failed me yet. No tears, no broken zippers, no broken plastic. It holds more than your standard carryon suitcase (good for 4-5 days worth of stuff), and is easy to wheel around. I'm getting another one because my partner keeps taking it.

This jumbo rolling duffle bag has been great for us. We use it for every tournament and it fits everything we need. The wheels make it easy to move around and the size is perfect for packing gear, clothes, and extras. It has held up well with all the travel and is a lot easier than carrying multiple bags. Definitely a good choice if you need something roomy and convenient.

My wife bought a pair of these bags for us and the first thing I asked her was why? We have two perfectly good, 500lb, giant 10 year old luggage bags that look like they've withstood a nuclear holocaust. Why did you need to go spend money on something new? With reluctance I kept my dirty, handles missing, flea infested luggage bag in the closet the last time I traveled and brought this one instead.Pros:+ It's super light. 5-10 pounds at most.+ It has wheels and rolls. If it falls over while rolling it doesn't break my fragile programmer wrists from the weight.+ I'm a software engineer and also a man, in that order. I've only worn a t-shirt and jeans since the day I saw my first computer. I can pack about 7 t-shirts and 3-4 pairs of jeans into this sucker. Let's be realistic though, I only pack 1 pair of jeans because you can wear the same pair for 3 weeks and no one notices. Unless they get close, which they don't, because...software engineer. My wife on the other hand can fill the bag with the thoughts of the clothes she probably won't but maybe will think of wearing on Friday.+ It's soft and squishy like a duffel bag. This could be a pro or a con depending on what you plan to do with it. It's a pro if you plan on carrying this bag onto the plane and smashing it into the overhead where it fits perfectly. It's a con if you're coming back from San Diego and you plan on filling it with bottles of rare Pliny the Elder beer and hoping the baggage handlers will respect the 27 fragile stickers you put on it. Hint, they won't.- There are tons of little pockets all over it to fill with your knickknacks. They're small though, you can't fit much in them except maybe headphones, chargers, stuff like that.- It has handles that stick together so that you can carry it like a duffel bag if you want to show off your muscles to the ladies. I prefer rolling it.Cons:- The handle could come up a little higher. I'm 5'8 not 4'9. I'd appreciate not having to bend over like I do at my desk all day while dragging this bag through the airport (I may be exaggerating a little). I'd like if it came up another 2-3 inches.- The wheels don't rotate. If you take a corner fast the bag can tip over.- The handle doesn't lock when you pull it all the way out. This isn't a big deal if you always pull your bag but if you decide to turn around and push it, the handle can push in which is kind of annoying.Overall it's a good carry-on bag. It fits into the overhead nicely and it fits a weeks worth of my clothes when I need to travel somewhere for business. Plus it's a really good price. 4.5 stars.