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I'll be honest with you from the outset ... This is Overpriced ... £17.99 or thereabouts is where I would see this priced. If it wasn't lightweight & foldable then it would have been £14.99.It is nicely made with 10 pockets inside to put your stuff in and 3 outside ones for Books , Bottles / Cans but folding it back up is an artform in itself & I think that a good 75% of the people who buy this bag may never fold it up again 😟I like that it has shorter handles & some shoulder handles (good to use both together if carrying heavier stuff (Speaking for experience here 🙂👍🏼) The addition of a long shoulder strap would have been a great idea as I would have slung this over my head & worn it that way ... I Can't even do this as it has no retaining loops 😟.So in a nutshell you get a foldable bag .... Do you want to pay £27.99 for it ?I'll let you decide ...Hope this helps ..

I'm guessing the idea for this bag is to take in your suitcase when you're travelling and bring this bag out when you're exploring wherever you are, instead of lugging your suitcase around. It's pretty nifty in that it can fold, saving space and allowing you to fit more stuff. It folds in and out pretty easily, just a case of following instructions.The bag itself is well made, two handles, a shoulder strap. There's one main inner compartment, it's not meant to carry heavy loads, and there's no shoulder comfort fitting on the shoulder strap. If you were taking overnight clothes it'd be ideal size-wise but defeats the purpose of it folding, so you could just use it in it's full form.Taking out for a day's stroll when you're already travelling seems like it's forte, perhaps on a shopping trip. Ideal, a little expensive, but depends on how frequently you travel

I quite like this bag. It folds and zips away very neatly and I was surprised I could close it and zip it away again after use relatively easily. Its a well made bag, all the seams and zips are good quality. The bag has good capacity and is made from water resistant fabric. Inside it has lots of open pockets. As nice as this bag is I personally feel it is expensive and I also don't like the lack of shoulder strap. The carry handles are long enough that this could probably be carried on the shoulder- depending how full the bag is - but id prefer a shoulder strap. No huge issues but something that may be a consideration.

The product is good quality, nice neat stitches inside, it has a good material of internal lining with 8 pockets with elastic opening which would be good for storing small items if you need to. It has 3 pockets on the outer part (2 on the side and one in front). The material seem durable and look pretty in the eye. I run water on it and it absorbed the water on the surface but didn't go through inside but personally I wouldn't use it in rainy seasons as it isn't totally waterproof according to my experiment. It has a 2 way zip opening system so you can keep both zipper side by side and lock it with a padlock when travelling (it doesn't come with padlock). It would be ok for gym/travelling/camping etc. The handles and shoulder strap are comfortable but don't come with pads.

I like the idea that you can carry this around as a sort of emergency holdall as it folds up into a compact package of 28cm x 10cm that opens up into a significantly sized bag. Although it is very lightweight there is nothing flimsy about it. The nylon material is not only strong and durable but showerproof as well. On the outside there are pockets at each end for water bottles and such, then one in the middle with a velcro fastener. Inside there are elasticated pockets all around the bag - 8 in total. There are handles the carry the bag in your hand and longer ones to slip over your shoulder. Handy the keep in the car or put in a suitcase when travelling. Nice blue colour too!I like this VanFn Foldable Travel Duffel Bag a lot. My only reservation is the price as it does seem to be quite expensive for what it is. But if you are happy with that then you won't be disappointed.

My first impression of this foldable travel duffel bag was what a neat idea it was.It arrived ready folded into a small cylindrical pouch, about the size as a foldable umbrella.I can imagine it would be super useful to take on holiday, especially if you wanted to bring home more than you took. Once unfolded it is a decent size, plenty big enough to use as an overnight bag.It is very lightweight yet is also rainproof, according to the marketing gumpf. (I haven’t been able to test this out as it hasn’t rained for a while, but I’ll take their word for it.)However I was a bit perturbed to find two small brown stains on the inside of the bag, which was a bit yuck. (Have a look at my photo to see what I mean).I was going to give the bag three stars because of the stains, but felt that was a bit mean, as maybe I was just unlucky and otherwise it seems fairly well made. Overall a useful product, if a little on the expensive side.

This bag nicely packs away into a small space when not in use, this seems to be pretty common these days for these kinds of things. That can be a huge bonus over a larger sturdier bag that might take up more space and just end up getting in the way when not in use.That is the deficit though, its thin plastic, it is good enough for carrying a small set of clothes, such as for swimming as a family which is our primary use of this - but not for heavier things that a traditional shoulder bag would handle. That spins back round though, as this is a adequately small bag for putting in lockers, small spaces, and easy to carry around.Be careful with the 'side pockets' on the outside as they aren't really pockets at all!Its functional for its use.