STOVER80L Rolling Duffel Bag with Wheels, 31" Extra Large Travel Duffel Bag, Heavy Duty, Foldable, Roll-Up Design with Shoulder Straps, Use as Luggage or Backpack for Men and, Brown, 80L

Tihis canvas bag is nicer than expected. It is sturdy and but not excessively heavy when empty. I plan to use it for camping gear which should work well.

So this is such a useful bag it folds up / rolls up into a small size that can be placed in larger bags, hence why this is one of my favorites. I've had one a long time ago and have not seen anything like it until now.This bag functions both as a back-pack. A roller bag, and even just a carry duffle. One thing that I appreciate is the protective feet all along the base thats definitely something that I didn't have in my previous bag.The Backpack portion is on top of the bag so you don't end up putting the bag on the floor and getting all the dirt and germs on your clothes which is thoughtful but it does cause for difficulty when packing your clothes as you'd want to have the flat surfaces facing towards you.Overall its a great bag and very versatile especially when travelling on international trips. Highly recommended as a compressible bag.

This is a great bag for when you're checking luggage on a flight - the soft sides mean it's less likely to get damaged in baggage handling, and the straps and rolling options make it easy to travel with. It's very durable and heavy duty - easily as good a quality as higher end gear type duffles - but not overly heavy. Our family of 4 can pack in it for a week long trip! (If we're not also packing snow gear, etc.)

So far I'm pretty happy with this bag. It's come along with me on two road trips and a plane trip so far with no major issues. It has plenty of space for everything I need to bring on a trip, including over a week's worth of clothing, a couple gallons of water, a laptop and whatever miscellaneous items I've thrown in. Granted, it's not exactly fun to carry it as a backpack when fully loaded, but it can be done. When empty it folds over on itself for a minimal storage footprint, which is also nice. The only negative I've found is that, depending on how I load it, the wheels don't keep the bag off the ground - the back of the bag and the bottom of the bag both somehow manage to scrape the ground at the same time no matter which angle I held it at. So just something to be aware of when packing, make sure if you plan to use it as a wheel bag, test it to make sure it isn't dragging.

This duffel bag is very nice. It's incredibly large, so large in fact that I could pack for a week long trip and take enough stuff to last a month. It has wheels and handles, and straps so I can carry it like a backpack! It's made strong so it will last. I have no complaints at all except perhaps that I would have liked a separate spot for undergarments inside the bag, but this is not a big issue as I can always take a divider. Definitely would recommend.