36-Inch Blue Polyester Rolling Duffel Bag

Materiales y diseño muy baja calidad. Nada recomendable

Really nice bag. Make sure to tighten up (protect) bag handles and straps when checking in language because careless handling can damage them (as always).

At first glance this was exactly what we needed.When we pulled it while travelling the wheels spread out. You can see the wear on the wheels is on edges. This caused the centre to bend and drag on the ground, wearing away the fabric from the base. See picture 2. Then it wouldn’t roll properly. We weighed it before flying. It weighed 40lbs, packed.

Commençons par les points positifs: le sac de voyage est grand! Le compartiment du bas est super pratique pour ranger un skate/longboard jusqu'à 92cm environ 3'. C'est la raison pour laquelle j'ai choisi ce sac et il a parfaitement rempli sont rôle.Cependant concernant la résistance et la robustesse du sac on n'y est pas. Le sac support difficilement 23kg (poids standard d'un sac de voyage en soute pour l'avion). Les roues se tordent et le bas du sac traine par terre, ce qui a déchiré le tissu du bas pendant sa première utilisation. Je ne sais pas combien de temps le sac va tenir car le tissu qui le compose est assez fin.En bref si vous voulez un grand sac avec beaucoup de volume c'est parfait, par contre attention au poids!

I am writing this review as my return window expired before I returned from my trip. I purchased 2 of these and had issues with both.I ordered these bags specifically for a hiking trip to Switzerland because I needed a rolling duffel. When I received it, the plastic wrap was in rough shape (pic 1)- not from shipping, the box was fine. I gave the bag a quick glance and set it aside as there was no readily apparent damage other than a scuff mark from a conveyor maybe on the lower section. (pic 2).When I started packing for my trip, I noticed a small hole in the end pocket lining. This grew dramatically over the course of the trip (pic 3). Neither would be catastrophic and I did not have time to order a replacement at this point. The bag made it through our flight and to the hostel with no real issues other than the hole in the end pocket getting larger. I only packed the bag about 1/2 full, total weight about 35 lbs. Plenty of room for souvenirs!On the second leg of our journey, the bag ceased its primary function as a rolling duffel. The bag has no axle, just a thin sheet of plastic lining the bottom with the two vertical support bars that compose the extension handle running up the center. I heard the bag scraping the pavement and stopped to inspect. Basically, the bag bowed between the wheels kicking one wheel out at an angle, allowing the bag to drag the ground. I had to carry it as a second back pack almost a mile to the second hostel in the heat after traveling all day. I was not happy.Before leaving, I cut a small board which I jammed between the plastic bottom and the bars composing the handle to provide support the imaginary axle that comes standard. This fix got me all the way home without further incident. This bag could have been awesome if the internal handle structure included a small horizontal T frame to support the wheels and the stitching of the pocket was better but as far as I am concerned it was a total fail.Do not buy this bag. Or, be prepared to install an axle and reinforce your stitching prior to use. It is a rolling duffel that isn't built to roll, even when only partially loaded.