RocklandRolling Duffel Bag

Happy with my purchase. Mainly the wheels seem sturdy and they show no issues with me rolling over sidewalk vents / manholes / pulling over curbs / in the city and suburbs. The 40-inch has the three side pockets and the three wheels. The back is solid but every other side is loose and floppy and folds flat. The back has 2 solid plastic runners the length. The pull handle has a zip enclosure and a "press to lock". There are two "belt" straps and one "top to bottom" strap, and they are adjustable. No internal dividers. The wheels are non-removable. I think the wheels use bushings instead of sealed bearings, if I had to say something I didn't like. A design element I'd like to see is a folding and locking-in-place hard L for the top and bottom attached to the back, so when standing up the bag wouldn't want to bow-over. Also if the pull handle could further separate into a "L" or "V" shape so it's easier to not bounce the bag off my legs when pulling it. I was so happy with this 40" rolling bag I also bought the 30" model for some variety and options.

I purchased this duffle for a trip to a national park. We were flying to our destination and then tent camping in multiple campgrounds. This duffle worked well for the flight because of the handle and wheels. I did not have any issues with the duffle tipping over while pulling it. I was worried that I might be asked to gate check it, but that didn't happen. It fit into the overhead compartments just fine. For the camping, the duffle worked great! I could stow it in the mini van we rented and easily have access to all my clothes through the wide top opening of the duffle. It made it easy to stay organized. It was a 10 day trip. The duffle fit all of the stuff I needed to take, including hiking boots, camp shoes, rain gear, etc. I used a daypack as my personal item. On the return trip home, there was still room in the duffle for the souvenirs I bought. I did notice one small scrape on the bag that must have happened while I was using it. It is a canvas-type bag, so it can suffer some rips as opposed to a hard sided suitcase. But for my purposes, and for the very reasonable price, I think this bag will hold up fine on plenty more trips.

I love the color and design of the bag. However, one of the support brackets on the bottom broke the second time I used it. Also some of the stitches are coming undone on the top zippered closure. It is still usable but I shouldn't be having these problems having only used it twice with very light overnight packing. I will contact the mfgr/seller to see if anything can be done.

Lots of zippers good top opening. Same construction as my old duffel which split away at the wheels which was why I was getting a new one. Sent it back because I thought it might not pass carryon measurements

I liked the bag for it's size. It met my need fora hospital bag and will be used for a gym bag and overnight bag. I like the outside pockets too.

The description says that it is listed at $130 for the 36”. But the tag on the duffel says MSRP is $90. I don’t think $31 is a bad price, but it’s not the 76% reduction that is claimed.

This 30” duffle bag with wheels is just what I need. It’s pretty sturdy and well built and the wheels roll smoothly. It’s a bit heavier than I like. It also had a strong plastic smell in the beginning when I just unboxed the item. I unzipped all compartments, let it air for a couple of days. I also keep a couple of Bounce dryer sheets inside the bag first two weeks of use. There is no longer any plastic oder since. Overall, I’m happy with it.

This seems like it will work for what my daughter needs. The only thing is that there is a piece broken in the strap so you can not use the shoulder strap.

tiene mucha capacidad y tamaño suficiente para documentar en vuelos.

J'ai aimer le prix raisonnable, c'est certain que l'intérieur plastique sera moins durable mais va avec le prix .

this is a Christmas Prresent fro my granddaughter - which she has now opened as wehad to get together pre-Christmas. She loves it very much !! and the pattern and color shethought was great & the fact that it can be a carry-on for most airlinesthe only small criticism is that it doesn't "stand alone" upright - but then I guess theother type of bag (on wheels, converts to backpack) would do so but is smaller.

I got this for my recent travels because I had a long item to bring that would not fit in my hardside luggage. I had no major issues with it but it does feel cheaply made and is starting to come apart after only one trip. Being able to roll this on the wheels I often stood it upright on the side but it is not protected there and there are now holes in the side from resting on the ground and stitching in other places is coming out. Also, it is not very stable on the wheels and any bumps will cause it to try to topple over which made quickly trying to cross a street difficult so I had to carry it which is not ideal. Overall it worked for what I needed but if I will be using such a bag more often I would get a better quality one.

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