33 inch Jumbo Size 8 Pockets Wheeled Rolling Duffel Bag Water Resistant Luggage Lightweight Travel Suitcase with Retractable Handle

I am almost a professional traveller!! I fly a lot - Usually twice a month or more - usually on Southwest. This 22" bag FITS in their overhead. I recently wandered to another carrier by error, and their economy regional Embraer jet with glove-box sized overheads....that was trouble. I "think" I might have been able to squeeze it in, but I gate checked it instead. For any real airplane, this will fit into an overhead. This is my second, exactly the same Olympia bag - the first going to secondary usage due to some wearing, long term. If I say 3 yrs old, it is probably 5 years old! The end strap handle was cut by something, and I feared it would rip further. And, a fully stuffed end pocket finally developed a failure down at the bottom. The handle and wheels and all else NEVER failed!! So, I chose to buy another to replace the older one. Very high quality - good, strong stitching all around. Plenty of pockets, and the Zippers, wheels, and telescoping handle are ALL heavy duty and strongly built. Excellent value for the money! I highly recommend, you will not be disappointed. My bag frequently is checked...who know what happens down there! I try to carry on....I fully expect another 3-5 years of happy travelling with this bag! Or MORE!

Super great for when you need to travel with alot of stuff, it survived a 15hour trip and being packed full, zipper is strong, no scratches or anything

Use for paintball, which is a little rougher than these are made for, but still last about a year (this is my 2nd one of this size, and 1 smaller one when I started.) GREAT storage layout for what I use it for. Very large on the inside as well. Bigger than the paintball bag I just bought at 4x the price. Would have just bought 3 more of these had I known! Update 7/12/15: Ok here is some info about these. I've found the main weakness in the bag that are causing most of the complaints. The wheel area of these bags are designed to fold for easy shipping. This unfortunately compromises the structural integrity of that area where it's designed to fold over. Also, the curved "structure" in this area is a rather flimsy piece of soft plastic that doesn't hold its shape very well. This will cause the wheel area to sag under heavy weight which will eventually cause it to drag on or near the ground. This will self-destruct shortly thereafter. My remedy is to put several long pieces of duct tape very tightly over the folding and curved wheel areas of the bag running parallel to the wheels. This should stop the collapse and restore the structural integrity. Make sure you use the longest pieces of tape you can as the El Cheapo duct tape I used wouldn't stick to the fabric properly. Going to try better tape. I still give this bag a 5-star rating even though I have to adjust the bag myself. Why? The price. Sure, I can buy a $125 dollar bag with better wheels and structure, but that is over 4X the price of this bag and if this fix works, for $1 worth of tape, I just saved $90. However, since I don't travel with this bag, I'm not sure if I would trust this for that use. I can replace this bag any time I want. That is not the case according to travelling reviewers here. So if you were going on a short trip, this might be your thing, but if you are going to drag this all over the place, I would indeed invest in a better bag.

This is the perfect bag for a competitive dancer. This is an affordable alternative to the Rac N Roll, Dance Angel, Dream Duffle, or any other comparative bag. We used PVC pipe and made a garment rack to stand inside the bag. I also made a curtain to hang on the garment rack to turn the bag into a "dressing room." Any portable rolling garment rack under 30" can fit inside this bag. This bag can hold everything you need for the dance season. It's stood up to lots of travel and recitals. It fits easily in the trunk of a car. The four side pockets are very deep and can hold large items. The wheels make it easy for a young dancer to maneuver the bag on her own. We love that we can pack literally everything we need into one bag. I'm 5'6 and this bag comes to my hips when it is standing up. We pack everything in plastic shoe boxes and organizers so that when everything shifts when you stand it up, nothing moves very much. You can also sew metal rings into the top (the end with the handle) to hold clothes on a hanger so that when you stand it up, they don't fall to the bottom. I give this four stars instead of five because the fabric is wearing between the wheels. Pros: It's enormous and can hold enough for the competition season for at least two dancers. It's very large. Huge pockets that can hold large items or lots of items. For example, one side pocket can hold 6 pairs of dance shoes. It can hold a portable garment rack that can be packed into the bag. It's easy to travel with and maneuver through crowds and long distances from parking to venues. Cons: The fabric wears easily on the bottom between the wheels. The bag can tip over easily when standing on its own. If not packed full, things will fall to the bottom when you stand it up. It can be "too big" for little kids to use on their own. It can be too big for small, crowded spaces.

Was very nice bought for my granddaughter for college

So very happy with this purchase. This carry on holds a tremendous amount of clothing and toiletry items! I used this several times on a 4 day trip to New York. Very easy to pack and the rollers were so helpful in pulling rather than carrying this on my shoulder. Zipper quality was great. Very pleased

Bought this bag 10 years ago. It’s traveled 120,000+ miles by plane and car, seen over 30 states and 3 countries, been dragged across dirty hotel parking lots, sketchy public transit, and rugged campsites—and it’s still crushing it. No rips, no tears, just one corner finally fraying like a tired gladiator, worn but not willing to quit. Wheels? Smooth. Handle? Solid. Pockets? Basically luggage feng shui. Fits everything I need for a 3–5 day trip, and somehow still counts as a carry-on at 22"—even though I usually check it, meaning it’s survived all the tarmac abuse. I’ve since bought 4 more—for my kids, not because mine broke (it refuses to). I’d say I’d buy it again, but I won’t have to… it just won’t die.

The pink color is vibrant and the bag holds a lot and has many pockets and can carry a multitude of different items. The wheels work well and the handle makes it easy to carry even fully loaded. The only negative is the bag doesn’t want to stand upright