Diamond Ripstop Big XL Duffle Bags, Ultra Tough & Tear Resistant, Reinforced Stitching, Weatherproof, Packable Foldable Duffle Bag for Traveling (18" x 42" 175L, Camo)

I was incredibly surprised at the quality of this bag, especially given the low price. I'd read other reviews - not all great - but I have to say, I put it through a LOT and it came through perfectly. It's bigger than I expected - and I did look at the dimensions - and it holds a TON of stuff... more than I needed, actually. I took it to Morocco thinking I'd bring back a couple rugs - I did... plus a puffe, a few pillows, some pillow covers, clothing, and more - and all of it fit in this bag - with room to spare! My regular "mid-range" rolling suitcases came home with two small holes (looks like they rubbed against metal or were pulled on concrete) and a BUNCH of scrapes, scratches, etc. Other than being a bit dirty, this bag was in perfect shape "structurally." One thing to note - I only used the shoulder strap to carry the duffle up and down a few flights of stairs about a dozen times - I packed it in the bag when I checked it in. I had no problems with the strap or the clips - and I did actually drag it up stairs a few times using the strap... they both still look fine and don't seem to have suffered any damage. Similarly, I did drag this beast by the short straps on the ends of the bag and they didn't seem to mind at all - even when the bag was full, they stayed tight - no sign of struggle! I would definitely recommend this bag - it's incredibly sturdy - and I'd recommend it in this color - it makes it super easy to spot coming around the luggage belt!

I've only been using it for a month, but I'm quite impressed with the solidity of the bag. Heavy material, very sturdy handles/strap, smooth zipper. It certainly feels like something that'll last me a good few years. And, yes, huge. UPDATE: I've had the bag for under three months, and the zipper has recently torn loose from the rest of the bag. The *rest* of the bag is a tank; but that's not really terribly useful for me if the zipper rips off. UPDATE 2: The folks at Northstar saw the problem I mentioned in my review, knew what the problem was, and shipped me a new bag. The new bag has had no problems at all, and has been a solid performer for a couple of months now. Hard to beat customer service this good.

Excellent quality. As a father of a toddler, this bag is an absolute must-have. It has plenty of space to carry everything you need for trips or travels, making life on the go so much easier.

It's a nice sturdy bag. I just wish it had a zipper around the circumference of one end. I bought it to store an extra thick (1" thick, 25" long) yoga mat and some extra fitness equipment. The 70L (14x 14x 30") bag is large enough to hold everything I want to bring to the gym. The problem is that it's really hard for me to stuff my yoga mat in from the top opening. It would be much easier if there was a zipper around the end that I could push my mat through.

I've used this bag quite a bit at this point, mostly as luggage when traveling, and I like it. It has a big tough zipper that looks like it will last a long time, the fabric is beefy with good abrasion resistance, and the volume seems to be about 50 L which is great for my purposes. Good value for the product.

Got two of these bags for kids sleep away camp. The measurements were perfect and the material was great. Durable, roomy and flexible, so we could easily get them into the truck of the car for transport. The zipper seemed like it would hold up well too. I like the bright colors options. Definitely a win!

This is a pre-use review. But I have a LOT of experience with luggage on trains and planes and know what doesn't work. Why did the owner of about 35 suitcases want this? I just returned from two months of travel, using a Samsonite hard plastic wheelie and an Eddie Bauer canvas duffle bag. I needed that duffle bag for a game watching safari, during which my trip essentials all went into the duffle, which in turn was crammed into vehicles with the backpacks, wheelies and bags of as many as 7 other people. My Eddie Bauer survived eleven flights, two train journeys, and 13 days of the van or 4x4 treatment. But the zipper began to have some issues (it's a bit too light duty for the rigors of international travel) and the canvas developed two punctures that don't look worthy of risking further use. And I lucked out on rain: somehow, someone would always rescue it from mud and rain, but you can't count on courtesy, especially from airline baggage handlers. Time to search for a better quality replacement, as I plan to do a little more adventure travel. I was searching amazon for a really well made crushable duffle bag which was NOT HEAVY when empty (won't add too much weight to what I'm packing) and yet is strong enough to withstand the rigors of travel. Waterproof factor is not important to me, so until I edit this review, you may need to check what other reviewers (ones who put it to the test ) have to say about that issue and this bag. One thing for sure: this would not survive immersion or a huge dousing of water. I do believe it should withstand or resist damage sitting briefly on tarmac in a rain shower. Mud might stain it but likely rinse off this slick fabric. It is NOT one of those water tight rubber foldover dive bags everyone's bringing onto boats and even snorkeling with. Love the two way zipper. Huge plus-point. It's all tough plastic, almost as good and sturdy as the one on my dive equipment bag, which lasted years of dive boat abuse and salt water. This one opens the full length of the bag for easy and complete access. Love the wide straps. Strong and sewn in with good looking thread. BUT Shoulder strap does NOT come with a rubber type of shoulder pad. I packed about 30 pounds of soft stuff into this bag and my shoulder didn't ache from pressure digging on my shoulder, but since we are usually allowed by airlines around 50 pounds per bag, you could easily max out the weight on this bag and I don't know what the strap would do, digging in or not. Also, although the hand carry straps are sewn over double, to reinforce them, they do not snap together to make a better, consolidated handle. The tough and thick nylon or rubber material of the body of the bag seems to have a rip-stop effect if bag chances to get a hole or puncture. Like it won't rip further the way canvas would, under stress. A diamond motif is molded into the material, but it doesn't look like the usual stitching which was the hallmark of ripstop in the old days. It is decently tough and thick, but coming into contact with a blade (watch out how you pack scissors and knives), I think it would slice through. Two end straps (on each end of the bag) offer other ways to grab the bag and don't appear to be weak spots. Useful design feature. No inner or external pockets, no bottom reinforcement. This is just a bag. Would work well with packing cubes, but expect everything to sort of jumble around a little bit. Since it's so sturdy and well stitched, I am stoked to road test it now.

Buenísima para la cajuela del auto camioneta y llevar de todo. También para almacenar cosas en el closet.

Used it for an overseas trip and it held up well. Sturdy build and very roomy.

Awesome big enough for golf clubs and folds away very compact

Perfecto! Tiene buen tamaño y es perfecta para llevar a cualquier lado. Muy buena compra! Excelente precio, me compraría otra sin problema.

Muy buen material, me funciono excelente para un viaje de una semana, aguanto un peso de 10 kilos sin problemas. Muy recomendable, tiene muy buen espacio, ni siquiera extrañe las bolsas extra de otras maletas.