36-inch Rolling Duffle Bag with Wheels, Luggage Bag, Hockey Bag, XL Duffle Bag With Rollers, Heavy Duty Oversized Bag (Black)

Hey, for the price, this is an EXCELLENT bag. Holds two oversized computer screens still in their packing boxes, modem, cords, power outlet, etc with room to spare. The squareness of the compartment means custom boxes fit nicely (no rounded corners cutting down on the capacity size), the fabric is fairly sturdy and appears it might repel water (though haven't texted it.) The wheels and handle appear fine. No complaints here. I'm a very happy customer. Plus, there's two smaller pockets on the sides for extra cables, discs, extension cords, whatever, etc. Don't hesitate!

Size is amazing. Great quality. Straps are comfortable and adjustably. Looks good. Can hold a lot of weight.

Great duffel it eats and eats and is good enough to pack for a long. Trip., we packed regular clothes and ski racing clothes and jackets and two helmets. This bag has been all over the world , 16 times so far and it is still going…one recommendation if I may, we bought some packing belts to tighten up the top middle and bottom so that it does not appear too bulky. Otherwise be prepared to pay as an oversized bag at airport.

This bag survived a transatlantic move. It’s going to do a round two. I highly recommend. It is also lightweight unlike the Amazon duffle which I also bought so you can get a few more items stashed. I prefer the open design of this bag as it makes packing easier. For me it is excellent value and quality for the money.

I was headed out to San Diego and I didn't have a bag large enough to suit my needs. I ordered this one and received it the night before we flew out. In this one trip the bad was handled six times at four different airports. I had it fairly stuffed and it just made it under the 50lb weight limit for the flight both ways. So on its first trip out an outside pocket zipper came off(the zipper pull, the zipper itself didn't come unstitched)and the liner tore in the area where the extended handle comes out. Now I was carrying a large skateboard(11" x 33" and it was the main reason I wanted a bag of this size)but that had nothing to do with the zipper. Closing the outer flap where the extended handle is stored sealed the bag and I was able to get the zipper pull back on but I wasn't expecting either of those issues on it's first voyage. I'm still keeping it. It will suffice for car travel and I fly very rarely. However, if you are a frequent flyer or have to carry a lot of large rigid gear, think carefully about this purchase. Other than those two issues the bag performed as advertised. The handles, wheels, straps, and main zippers caused no problems and preformed well. The pull handle comes out just enough to make pulling along comfortable and the rigid bottom never bent or warped during the trip. I have a car trip coming up in June and I will update if any further issues arise. Over a

This bag is great for those who suffer from surplus joy in their life. I'll take up my umbrage with this item word-by-word: - Gothamite: Uh, the bag I received says Archibolt on the side. "Gothamite" is nowhere to be found. What kind of shell game are we playing here? - 36-Inch : Five stars on this, this bad boy is a full THREE FEET tall. Whoever left the review indicating that you would, quote, "likely not incur an oversized bag fee on any airline" must have been filling theirs with packing peanuts. Shoutout Delta Airlines, I went soaring past their 50lb limit with what I would consider to be a modest packing strategy and paid more than I did for the bag itself in overweight luggage charges within one day of it arriving on my doorstep. - Rolling: Nah. I bought this because it had three very cool, very 90s roller-blader-esque wheels instead of the normal two. This does not stabilize the bag. This makes it harder to turn, which you'll be doing a lot of, because you'll have 75 pounds of mass to throw around like you're a UFC fighter working on judo tosses in the bag check line. Also, these wheels amassed several feet of twine whilst rolling through the ostensibly twine-free streets of Brussels. Quite a mystery. - Duffle Bag: Wikipedia tells me that "generally a 'duffel bag' is used by non-commissioned personnel in the military, and for travel, sports and recreation by civilians." This bag fell apart within a week of fairly standard use. If I was in the military and they gave me this bag I would dishonorably discharge myself. - with Wheels: Technically true. See above. - Luggage Bag: Nah. This is a black hole with some cloth and wire sewn around it. "Luggage" denotes features like pockets, mesh, or zippers. Very few of any of those to be found on this barely-functional piece of hastily-constructed garbage. - Hockey Bag: I want to crosscheck this bag into the boards. You get the idea. Further notes: - This bag doesn't stand up on its own, so it's like having a lazy great dane carry your stuff around, if that great dane was also dead. - The "heavy duty" nylon tore at the bottom (see photo) after one week. The universe decided to wait until that hole appeared to dump rain on our campsite, through that hole, and into my bag - proof that God is a comedian. - MOST IMPORTANTLY: Hold in your head the image of a rolling duffle bag. Imagine lifting up the telescoping handle on that duffle bag. What do you hear? A CLICK. What do you see when you inspect that handle? A BUTTON HOLDING THE HANDLE IN PLACE. In their infinite wisdom Gothamite/Archibolt/ACME Corporation constructed their handle with a flimsy metal crimp INSTEAD of the tried-and-proven-by-a-hundred-plus-years-of-telescoping-handle-technology button clicky thing. In a related story, the handle on this bag is probably still in a Global Journey shuttle bus in Boom, Belgium after I threw it in the stowage in disgust, having dealt with the half-broken handle for miles and miles of walking around the Tomorrowland campsite with it. I hate this bag. Amazon refunded me in full, and let me keep it. I will be lighting it aflame and (legally) disposing of it in as gruesome of a fashion as I can concoct. One star.

The Ice Canada 36" Wheeled Duffle Bag arrived in a few days which was surprising. The quality seems to be very good, and the price was right. There are a couple of zippered side pockets, but my old bag had a couple of extra ones in the ends. I can't complain because all my hockey gear fits in it, and I can close the zippers. The one small problem is the size and spacing of the wheels which can cause a problem when pulling the bag along. My old bag had larger wheels, and they were spaced wider apart. But then again it was more than double the price, so I can live with this one.

The duffle bag arrived promptly and seems sturdy and functional for my purposes - as a hockey bag. The pockets on the outside were a must for smaller items (pucks, tape etc).

Decent quality for the price .frame for wheels a little weak.... Don't over load it

It has lots of storage space built in. Wheels on the bottom. Extending handle and very durable. Ideal for transporting gear. Great price for the money. Highly recommended!

Great bag. Third wheel unnecessary - feels unbalanced.