Foldable Duffel Bag 30" / 75L Lightweight with Water Rresistant for Travel-Blue

The bag is spacious. Easy to carry with durable handles. A clean and simple look.

I bought this for our pack 'n play. It is a little tight to get in because of the zipper but once it is in, there is extra space in the bag. Works great, easy to carry

This is one of our non-negotiables when traveling. The bag itself is lightweight but has a great capacity and strength. It folds up neatly and gets packed in our checked bag on the way to our vacation destination. As we shop for souvenirs throughout the trip, dirty laundry gets put in here, souvenirs go in the regular luggage, and we check both bags on the return flight. This way breakables are protected, dirty laundry stays separated, and we don't have to pay for two checked bags on our outbound flight.

I'm very happy with the quality of the bag. I bought this to replace the carry bag for a family size tent. This is a better guality bag than the original that came with the tent. The size was exactly as advertised and holds my 12'x14', 12-man tent perfectly. The only drawback, and this is for my specific use, is that the zipper only goes across the top, whereas the bag it's replacing had a zipper that wrapped around the ends. This made it slightly difficult to get the tent poles in when they are wrapped up inside the tent. Really, a fairly minor inconvenience. Overall, very happy with this product.

Great for the price! We take this along on trips to use if we purchase items and need an extra suitcase to check at the airport to get them home. Folds up and fits in a bag. Easy to use and transport.

Great value for money. The material is much heavier duty than I expected, and the bag can easily be folded into a small, portable rectangle. It's ideal for throwing in the back of the car for a trip. The zippers and handles are all sturdy. Overall, it's much better than I expected for what was one of the cheapest tote bags available on Amazon.

This bag is a great value, so glad we bought it for a week in the UK. My Ortlieb(rock solid) was slightly too small so I ordered this, it’s probably less than 50% larger. It had 35lbs of muck boots, sneakers and clothes in it, filled till it could stand on end with no sagging. Material is way thinner and the shoulder strap popped at airport when I heaved the bag to readjust it, fixed it but didn’t rely on it anymore when my wife suggested I wear it like a backpack. That worked well but its handles are not shaped for that and taking it off roughly I heard a seam give a pop, but it’s well made and it only showed slight damage, no tearing and the stitching held firm for 20ish more load ups. Very impressive but I stopped slinging it on like a pack and stood it on a seat or our luggage to get it on. For $16 this is a winner and came through airline check in and baggage carousels like champ.

I bought this bag as a cover to protect my 75liter backpack from baggage handling equipment. This bag is ideal in the sense it weighs only 8oz and is just barely big enough for my pack and contents on an airline, where even the smallest Osprey AirPorter weighs 1lb and takes up more space when I have to carry it inside my pack. If I didn't put much in the backpack lid and cinched the straps for the lid down as tight as possible (to make the backpack as short as possible), with many of the contents like clothes put into corners outside the pack, then I could get my backpack to fit ... barely.However it's not so ideal since there's no way to lock the main zipper of this duffel bag closed. There's only a single zipper pull, so you can't lock two zipper pulls together. There's no loop or ring that you can lock the single zipper pull to either.For my purposes taking buses when trekking overseas, a cheap-o fifteen dollar bag also effectively disguised the fact there was a backpack inside, and I didn't want people to guess it had really nice backpacking gear inside. So I suppose the lack of any luggage lock served to further disguise the fact there was valuable stuff inside. That's struggling to make a glitch into a feature - the OPTION to lock this bag would be better.The un-lined fabric material seems strong enough to survive multiple airline trips, it's the stitching that proved to be the weak point. Within the first five days, the main (top) zipper came off the zipper, and then that zipper pull was lost a couple days later when someone else opened the bag. I faced having to take long bus ride and then fly back home with no way to zip this bag closed. After spending 20-30 min working at it with my backpacking knife/multi-tool and a huge safety pin from my first aid kit, I managed to remove the zipper from the end pocket, get it onto the main zipper, and then put big safety pin at end of zipper run to (hopefully) keep zipper pull from going off the end again if TSA opened bag. By the time I got home the zipper pull came off again despite safety pin, however this bag served it's purpose for one trip - barely. No idea if this is a genuine Faraday bag.By the time I buy four of this disposable single-use bag for four trips, I may as well spend the same money on a ZPacks cuben fiber airline case that weighs only 3.3oz (vs 8oz for this bag) if not for the fact my big 75-liter backpack has a circumference over 41inches, so is too wide to slide inside that ultralight backpack cover.I still give this Faraday(?) duffel 3 stars only because it was still a good value at fifteen dollars and it served it's purpose for a single trip - barely!