DALIX 17" Blank Duffle Bag Duffel Bag Travel Size Sports Durable Gym Bag

The bag just survived a round trip to Ireland. It went under the seat in front of me of the plane (Boeing 752) with no problem (just don't over pack it). It held a sweater (needed for long flights), camera, audio recorder, power adapters, wall-warts, two phones, my Samsung Galaxy, extra cables, maps, passport, a thick pack of documents, and my three prescription bottles with room to spare and it still fit under the seat. I had my valuables in front of me at all times (placing things in a overhead and out of my vision is unacceptable). I wanted an under seat bag and this really did the trick. The zip-able pocket on the side is great for having you passport, luggage stub and boarding pass at hand because it seems to be requested by every human of the face of the earth. Add the customs/immigration forms to the easy to reach column. May as well have these documents in a secure and convenient spot. I chose the bright orange color because I wanted it to be easy to spot after going through the x-ray tunnels. If someone unauthorized tried to grab it, I can spot them quickly. The end pockets have ample room for other small items and the strap is convenient. Of course this is great for auto, bus and train travel when you want the necessities accessible. For those of you not addicted to wires and devices, the space is ample for an extra change of light clothing but this will vary depending on the traveler. I kept it on my lap riding ground transportation (again, I want it in near me) and it was light and comfortable on my lap. The price is inexpensive, size and functionality fit the bill.

The bag just survived a round trip to Ireland. It went under the seat in front of me of the plane (Boeing 752) with no problem (just don't over pack it). It held a sweater (needed for long flights), camera, audio recorder, power adapters, wall-warts, two phones, my Samsung Galaxy, extra cables, maps, passport, a thick pack of documents, and my three prescription bottles with room to spare and it still fit under the seat. I had my valuables in front of me at all times (placing things in a overhead and out of my vision is unacceptable). I wanted an under seat bag and this really did the trick. The zip-able pocket on the side is great for having you passport, luggage stub and boarding pass at hand because it seems to be requested by every human of the face of the earth. Add the customs/immigration forms to the easy to reach column. May as well have these documents in a secure and convenient spot. I chose the bright orange color because I wanted it to be easy to spot after going through the x-ray tunnels. If someone unauthorized tried to grab it, I can spot them quickly. The end pockets have ample room for other small items and the strap is convenient. Of course this is great for auto, bus and train travel when you want the necessities accessible. For those of you not addicted to wires and devices, the space is ample for an extra change of light clothing but this will vary depending on the traveler. I kept it on my lap riding ground transportation (again, I want it in near me) and it was light and comfortable on my lap. The price is inexpensive, size and functionality fit the bill.

This isn't the best quality bag out there, but it works very well to take onto planes as a backpack (so does not count as carryon) and can fit a lot. I'm a female and can easily fit a weekend's worth of items in there. My husband also uses this bag heavily because it's small and has an innate rectangular shape, allowing him to fit more items in there, and he's taken this bag for business travel for sometimes up to half a way week (and he's almost 6 feet tall, so all his items are pretty big). However, the strap broke within a year. The bag is still fine though, so we've just replaced the strap from another duffel bag and still use the bag. Of note, I haven't thrown this in the wash yet, so I'm not so sure how it'll hold up but I don't think it would be a problem. I wouldn't put in the dryer though. Overall, not the highest quality item but it fits a lot and is great value -- for less than $20, I've really gotten my money's worth with how many times I've used this.

Good bag for my daughter

Great size and durable for plane and camping trips!

The subject says it all. I do not regret buying this bag. It is inexpensive and meets my needs. But it has a cheap feel to it, and I don't expect it to last longer than maybe a couple of years.

OK I'm giving this item Five stars but it has it's faults and I'll get into that later. First thing about this bag is that it has five zippers. One on each end that has a two inch or so pouch. The top flap has a double zip opening. Then there is a flat pouch on the front of the bag large enough to put a small note pad and some writing instruments in, i.e. not very wide at all.The denier claims to be 600D, where I would be surprised if it was half that 300D, it came with a shoulder strap with sliding rubber cushion. The main compartment is it's highlight and also it's down fall, I bought this bag to merge several smaller first aid kits. It holds a lot and I mean a lot of large gauze rolls and gauze pads, tape, and several ace compression bandages. The end pouches holds just about every known Over The Counter pills (full bottles with labels), ointments an burn creams, etc. The front pocket has bandage scissors, sharpie marker, and four 8 inch hemostats, suture needles, etc. With not much room left.The vinyl backing on this bag is it's down fall, it is cheap feeling and completely un-breathable so it it's planed to be used as a 'gym bag' my guess is that after a week or two you gonna have one STANKY gym bag. It looks like it will hold up to a 'few' gentle washings though AND of course it is only priced at 12 dollars. So it is definitely one of those 'one is none, two is one' items.Still, I'd buy this again and again rather than a costly and bulky name brand bag that will fall apart just as fast as this one will.