BAGSMARTRolling Duffle Bag with Wheels, 36L Travel Bag with Water-proof Pockets, Airline-Approved Carry On Duffel Bag with Handle, Black

This is a great bag! It has lots of compartments and is an appropriate size for airline travel without having to check it.

Really like the bag. Tons of great pockets that are really useful plus a wet pocket. I love that it has rollers and the handle is plenty long enough. The unfortunate thing is the wheels are so close together it does have a tendency to flip over to one side or the other when you make the least turn or when you’re turning corners. They arerollerblade wheels so they are great and it’s a small bag so nothing you can do on balance. I recommend it. Probably still a bit overpriced for $60. Great 3-4 day travel bag with shoe, laptop and iPad space too.4 stars is for price

This bag was everything I was expecting it to be. It holds everything I got it for and more.

Very flimsy you will be better off with square bag can't fit as much as advertised handle is very flimsy when rolling

Love all the pockets! size is perfect.

The information on the duffel bag claimed that it doesn't fall forward as other brands do. I tried both full and half full and the bag toppled forward every time.It is worthless and will be returned.

Nice value and easy to use due to the wheels.

I just completed my first overseas trip with this what I refer to as my Mary Poppins bag and I give it a 9 out of 10. Some people complained about this bag having too many pockets... you can't have enough IMHO. The intent for this bag was to be able to pack enough "stuff" to ensure that I could operate onsite for several days, in the event that my main checked bag got lost. No problem. Worked as planned (although luckily my checked bag did not get lost). You can pack a LOT of gear into this bag.Now for the negative. You MUST be very careful not to jink, move too quickly side to side, or execute high G turns when pulling this bag through the terminal. If you do it has a tendency to start a death wobble and tip over to the side. The metal rods of the extendable handle are very flexible and the base unit where it slides out of the bag is able to move laterally. As long as you are aware of this flaw and try to pull in a straight line you will be OK. I had to make a high-speed run (literally) between gates through Hong Kong Airport pulling this bag and managed not to cause an international incident. Just.If the manf. would make the handle more stable and less flexible it would be the perfect bag.