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I absolutely love this bag! I am a firefighter paramedic and I work 24 hour shifts, and I have been searching for years for that perfect bag to help sustain me during the shift - you just never know what calls you're going to run so you have to keep backups of your uniforms. I had a 'tactical style' black duffle bag with MOLLE and it came apart at the seams. This bag holds my work uniforms, toiletries and even a decent pair of boots. There is storage in the main/top flap that I use for socks and underwear and for backup toiletries. On the very top of the bag there is a small zippered pocket with a key clip for holding your keys. The bag feels well made, and there are nice padded handles on the top and short ends. The bag has extra straps on the outside with plastic buckles to help compress the material, but I don't see a need to use them. The bag comes with a shoulder strap, but there are also very nice, padded backpack straps built into the bottom, and it's perfect for carrying in and out of the firehouse. The only con I have for this bag is that I wish the inside color matched the outside- I wanted this color for a 'high vis' interior, but it's mostly black inside.

Perfect duffel. Usually loaded it beyond max and it fit the bill whether I was traveling by air, or strapped on a motorcycle, it held up. Only after several years of constant rough use and heavy labor carrying metal tools did it finally lose a bit of stitching.

I got the 45L red bag in January. I've since taken it on 2 sets of trips to Europe and SE Asia. It's held up great, with no damage or wear and tear. Very comfortable handle and light. I used it mainly for flights, to airports and hotels. It's a carry-on. One thing though is that it tends to lay flatter or wider than other bags, and it feel big when over the shoulder. While it fits the overheads, even on commuter jets, you have to squish the contents to fit between other bags. Being small and compact, it can be overpacked. But the material seems durable. I think I can take this everywhere, unless it's a jungle in rainy season, or long trips with lots of gear.

We just got back from vacation. We bought the 45L. It holds enough for an extended weekend. The material does not feel cheap. It has plenty of handles which makes it easy to carry. The handles fit snuggly against the bag. So they do not easily get snagged. The bag worked perfectly for our Thule Force 3 M cargo box. Actually we could have fit 4 of the 55L bags in it.

Really nice duffel at a great price. Big and roomy. Used it trekking in Nepal and was the perfect size for carrying sleeping bag and extra stuff on the trek, as well as using as checked luggage for the flight. Several nice features including shoulder strap and stow-away backpack straps. It is not waterproof, as far as I can tell, but is water resistant. I used plastic garbage bags to hold clothing, sleeping bag, etc., in the duffel as a precaution but weather was never a problem anyway. Comes in different colors but I got the yellow with grey trim which is pretty distinctive. Looked at a lot of duffels for this trip and availability of traditional names - North Face, Patagonia, Eagle Creek, etc. - seemed limited a few months ago Settled on two from Amazon and this is by far the best one. I'm not sure how you could improve on it really.

This is the largest carry-on size allowed by most airlines. The 60L capacity has all the room you need for a 3 or 4 day trip. Padded laptop section and dirty clothes / shoe compartment are handy. Can be strapped on like a backpack or carried like a piece of luggage.

I loved the look and style of this bag and I loved that it turned into a backpack and a duffel bag. The first time I use the bag I pulled out the backpack straps connected them lifted it up and the bag immediately ripped. The bag was not very full and it was not heavy - it was just due to poor quality. I was just over the 30-day return mark for Amazon so I contacted the seller as the seller lists a one year warranty. The seller told me to contact Amazon. I told the seller that I was over the 30 days and they just sent me another form email saying the exact same thing - to contact Amazon. I contacted Amazon and explained the situation and I believe they were able to look at the communication history between the seller and I and they immediately made it right and gave me a refund. I would not buy this bag again. Although it looks good and it looks like it's functional, it's just really really poor quality and the seller does not stand behind it - they push it off to Amazon.

Good quality