Outdoor ProductsDeluxe Duffel (Black, 12 in X 24 in)

Excellent price for a very large duffle. However (at least for the lightweight model) the material / stitching is not very durable. I used this duffle inside a pulk sled while climbing Denali. Basically, the duffle just sits in the sled, but can move around a bit as the sled moves. After (9) days the duffle had developed two 6" holes at the seams, one at either end. If you plan to put any load on the duffle at all, I would recommend a heavier weight model.

I've had several of these before and they have lasted fairly well, although eventually they break at the seams or there is a problem with the zipper.I like them because they are light weight so I can easily stuff them out of the way when I'm not storing stuff in them.They are naturally pretty floppy, but for me that is often a plus as I jam them into space available.

Taking hammock swings overseas, fit perfectly! Let’s hope it passes tsa!!

I bought this as a tent bag, because the original bag broke due to I can never fold up the tent to that small size. So I needed a bigger bag for easier use. This works out great.

Each bag came in its own pouch/travel bag. The puch can actually be used as a hygiene bag which is pretty cool.Huge capacity (depends on the size you order). Well made with no obvious cheap parts. No stitching issues at all.I bought 5 and packed them pretty full. No issues at all. Very happy with the purchase.

Before I get into my review of this duffel, know these two things:1. Keep expectations low, as this duffel costs as much as a burrito with guacamole.2. This bag comes with a toiletry bag that it can pack into. The fact this duffel is packable (at least in the XS size I have) is not widely published.I have to say that this duffel feels on the flimsy side, but I'll update my review as time progresses and the duffel wears. I think this duffel is ideal mainly for one use case: to put into another bag as a backup for souvenirs or dirty clothes. The XS size is cheap, it's small enough when packed to fit easily in even a carry on size bag, and when it's unpacked it's still within the personal item size of all US airlines. These three factors make it a good value if you find yourself needing more room on your way home from your vacation destination, and using it is certainly less painful than carrying those extra items in a plastic or reusable shopping bag that doesn't zip close.If you are on a really tight budget, I think this could also be a good option as a personal item size bag for Spirit, Frontier, and United Basic Economy. It's cheap enough that you could get a few of these bags with the included toiletry bag for less than one bag from another brand, and the XS size would mean you/your family wouldn't have to pay bag fees. Note that if you travel frequently, I recommend buying a better brand and/or model that will hold up to frequent abuse, but this is a good option for infrequent budget travelers.This duffel lives inside my Eddie Bauer Maximus backpack duffel or LL Bean suitcase as a spare bag, so it lives a pretty easy life. However, it serves its purpose and I can't complain for the low price. Keep expectations in line with the price and I think you'll find a valuable use case for this duffel too.

Sturdy construction and reinforced to help prolong use life

I bought this duffel for a specific purpose -- to protect my precious 35L hiking backpack during air travel (I went with a size Large and had some room to spare). I went on a backpack trip that had a few flights where I'd need to check my backpack as baggage. Backpacks often get mangled on airplanes, in particular on the baggage carousel which snag on and rip up your pack's straps. Many people cover their backpack with a simple rain cover, but a rain cover only covers the rear of the pack, leaving the straps exposed. And rain covers can fall off.So, I wanted something a little more protective, but I didn't want it to be heavy (since I was backpacking and wanted to travel as lightly as possible) and I didn't want to pay $70 for some of the fancier backpack duffels.Enter the Outdoor Products Deluxe Duffle. This duffle is no-frills, extremely light, and cheaper than some of the heavy duty bags. True, this bag is probably not ideal for your round-the-world trek; it probably will get torn up eventually if you haul it through tough conditions. But for my specialized purpose, it's a good compromise between lightness, durability and cost.Yes, the material is thin, like a lightweight golf windbreaker. And the straps could probably tear off if you try to lug around serious weight. Another complaint is that the zippers are rather cheap and I can imagine the zipper lining tearing. So if you want something tougher, pay a little more and upgrade to their better model, the Utility model which is twice as expensive, twice as heavy, but will surely last longer. Again, I wanted to save a pound of weight so I got this cheaper Deluxe model. So, I just treat it gingerly and don't manhandle it.I don't expect this bag to last forever, and I use it just for its specialized purpose, and for me that makes it a good buy.

Nice size foldable duffel

Excelente producto y precio

El material es muy delgado y poco resistente

Replacing same bag bought in the USA and gifted to a traveler. These are really good as "souvenier" bags stuffed into main luggage or for casual carry about. The handy little pack bag with it's own little interior pockets is a nice extra. Very pleased to find it in Canada, the nylon is a bit lighter than the old one but should be as durable. Only star off is my old one has a shoulder strap, cadged from an old laptop bag, but that's gone now. My current typical "collection" of unused straps are heavier than I'd like - they really should include an appropriate strap with those D rings.

Buen producto a precio justo