Wesley Rolling Duffel Bag

I'd actually give it 4.5 stars. It's very large and easy to pack. I like the outside pockets. A reasonable weight for a bag with wheels and the frame needed for them. It rolls well. I'm a short, narrow shouldered person and I was actually able to use the short straps as a backpack in a desperate moment of too much luggage and too few hands. It traveled, checked, internationally with me so it was quite a test. I did use suitcase straps around it after seeing the zipper reviews and had no issues. The bottom stand half broke off and we had to pull it off the rest of the way, which is why it loses half a star, but I think I'll be able to fix it with screws later and it really didn't make much difference in its use. It also gets credit because the airport handling broke 2 wheels and the entire bottom corner off my other, more expensive, suitcase, so I think it's amazing this one had so little damage!

Its big , Has plenty of space for rodeo gear or a traveling bag. We use for my kids rodeo gear. The bag it self is not heavy. Great quality bag. Designed just like the picture shows. Worth the money if you need a spacious bag on wheels.

Heavy duty, holds alot with the pockets and it's bigger than it seems. You can put about 2-3 weeks worth of clothes or tools if you need a bag for that. Great sturdy rollers as well, came quickly, neatly, packaged, and brand new. I purchased mine for 40 so try to see if you can get at that price or lower.

Purchased Jan 26 for air travel - took it Mexico. For the money ($53) it's good. TBF, you can't expect Travelpro or Ogio quality for $50ish. I only have 3 minor complaints: 1. I'd like more pockets inside than out. I don't really want to store all my tiny items on the outside of a piece of luggage. Send that design effort on pockets on the inside. I've had zippers outside pockets fail on similar designs. Plus it makes pilferage easy for those inclined to such behavior. The inside deserves more pockets. 2. I'd like a wider track for the wheels. It is pretty tippy. Maneuvering through airport crowds is tougher when your fighting with your bag. I ended up just carrying it a lot. 3. It's kind of smelly initially. It's got that Chinese factory smell. I used it 2 days after I received it. So everything smelled funny when I pulled it out. So, set it somewhere it can air out for a few days before you start packing. I guess if you're using it to toss in the trunk for road trips or other travel without baggage check, it'll work fine. To be fair, it's a lot of bag for the money. At it's price point the fabric & the stitching seem pretty good. Zippers are smooth and seem durable. Capacity is decent - plenty of room to pack for a for a week in Mexico.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Perfect Travel Bag – Spacious, Durable, and Easy to Roll! I bought the Wrangler Wesley Rolling Duffel Bag for a recent trip, and it completely exceeded my expectations. The size is perfect — it fits plenty of clothes, shoes, and toiletries without feeling bulky. The material feels really sturdy and well-made, and the zippers glide smoothly. The rolling wheels and handle make it super easy to maneuver through airports or hotels, and it doesn’t tip over like some other rolling duffels I’ve used. I also love that it has multiple compartments, which helps keep things organized — dirty clothes in one section, shoes in another. It’s lightweight when empty but still feels heavy-duty enough to handle rough travel. Honestly, for the price, this bag is an absolute steal. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone who travels often or needs a reliable, roomy bag for weekend getaways.

This bag holds so much. I put two 8x10 pictures in frames, 1 mini magic bullet blender, 4 pairs of shoes, large cosmetic bag, 2 thick robes, 1 puffy winter coat and still had room for slippers, 4 pairs of pants, 6 shirts, 2 pairs pajamas, socks, bras and there was still room for more items. Easy pulling and lifting. Very durable. I’m looking for matching tote or smaller bag for shorter travel.

I purchased this Wrangler rolling duffle bag for my teen's 4 day overnight camping trip. I spent hours combing through Amazon, deciding between rolling duffle, rolling suitcase, and then the differences between types of duffle bags. Other options included top- loading duffle bags and packable ones. I'm glad I went with this one. It was much roomier than I thought it would be. There are 2 outer side zipped pockets, which I used for extra shoes;2 front zip compartments, each with a zip pocket on the front; and the inside is really big and spacious. All the extra zip compartments were a bonus for keeping her supplies organized. There are 2 handles on the front which can be attached together or left separate, and a handle at the top of the bag. All handles are very sturdy and thick. There's also an extendable handle, which can be zipped away when not in use, if you wish to just carry the bag. I found the handles all made for a very easy task of lifting the bag in and out of the trunk no matter how heavy. The wheels are small but strong and reliable. It rolled fairly easy outside, except for in the wood chips. To be fair, the wood chips were really thick so I didn't expect it to roll through without issues. In all I had no problem pulling/rolling it. I didn't find it too heavy at all. The back and bottom of the bag are reinforced with some sort of hard plastic material inside, and 2 runners along the outside, for when lying down. When standing, there are 2 "feet" on the bottom which keep it upright, as long as the weight inside is distributed correctly. This does make it impossible to simply fold it up and stow away, but I'd prefer sturdy over foldable. The material of the bag is really strong and durable. Doesn't scratch easy. If I had any complaints, and wouldn't say it takes any stars off, there's a strong smell of like a melting plastic maybe. Also I could do without the giant "Wrangler" logo across the 2 outer pockets. However, if you're looking for a good, durable, rolling duffle bag for travel, go with this one. Price is fair, definitely worth it.

I purchased this duffel bag for a 2 week trip to Europe, where I knew we would be dragging it through cobblestone streets in Malta, Florence, Siena, Venice and Paris. I liked all the pockets and the fact that the bag was lightweight, which was what sold me on this bag. It didn't seem like the best quality when it arrived, but I figured it would be something of a throw-away item if it didn't work out. The first stop on our trip, I pulled my suitcase out of baggage claim and it was already filthy. (Seafoam is cute but doesn't travel well) On the 5th day of the trip, the telescoping handle came out of the base, but my husband jerry-rigged it and we prayed that it would work for the remainder of the trip. On the 8th day, we were dragging it through the streets of Florence and the handle broke catastrophically. My husband tried to pull it using the handle, and he is not a complainer, but it really hurt his hand. Meaning the bag was now officially dead. Fortunately I was able to go to the market in Florence and find a large duffel bag for only 30 Euros, but who wants to do that in the middle of a vacation??? My husband donated the Wrangler to a homeless man near the train station. CONCLUSION: This bag is not sturdy or durable at all. If the above-scenario sounds appealing to you, then go ahead and buy this. But I will never go cheap on luggage in the future. And that's what this is... cheap.