VOOWORolling Duffle Bag with Wheels, Expandable Foldable Duffle Bag for Travel, Rolling Under Seat Luggage Carry on Duffel Bags, Wheeled Travel Duffel Large Overnight Weekend Bags (Black)

Am on a long trip. Partly cruise and partly hotels. Great to throw things into your get quick without having to rummage through the suitcase. Can expand as needed. Very happy with this purchase.

Now I can travel with my family with no problem

The wheels can be goofy to take off and steer but overall useful. When the wheels are off it doesn’t lay flat, just an observation. I like that it’s expandable in size for more clothes. Good color and so far seems stain resistant..I like this bag. :)

I would not recommend this bag. This bag was brought with purposes of carrying my daughters dance outfits, shoes etc. the bag does not stand on its own. The bag was filled halfway as I would roll it, it weighed down on one side causing a whole at the bottom of the bag from rubbing it on concrete as I pulled it.

This is wonderful and work fine - roll perfect - value for money

I bought this for international travel. Started in the smallest tote bag size and packed the wheels separately so it’d be lighter to carry. It was one of my allowed carry-ons. I liked that it expanded because I intended to bring home souvenirs. It was easy to expand and easy to put back into smaller sizes. I like the straps on the side that allow for securing it to the extending handle of a wheeled suitcase—it even fit on top while in the second-larger size.However, when I extended it fully and added the wheels, I had an awful time steering it. The handles are woven so they aren’t sturdy, and you can’t allow for any slack. I had to pull it upright while also pulling it forward, otherwise the bottom part would’ve dragged on the ground. I thought it would be easier for someone taller, but my boyfriend (6’2”) switched with me and faced the same problem.Another problem is that, since it can expand, the material is thin and doesn’t provide structure. Because of this, clothing and other loose items can make the bag have an irregular shape and weight distribution, making it more likely to fall over when completely full and upright. I can say the wheels I had earlier removed remained attached the whole time, and swiveled in all directions. Overall, it was a great carry-on and tote in the smallest and middle sizes. I wouldn’t recommend using it as a full suitcase (I ended up buying one to replace it while traveling).

I bought the purple, and it looks like a darker and more muted/warm/neutral color than the photo. In my photo I put it next to my lavender shoes and light lavender suitcase for comparison. I like this color too, though. The style is nice, not too minimal and not too complex, so it will go decently with any fashion style.Other than that, it's perfect. If you are as short as me or shorter, 4'11"/150cm, you can actually roll the bag while it is all folded down. But any taller, and you'd have to expand it at least once.I love that this actually is pretty lightweight even with the wheels on, and it was very easy to put them on because you just slide each wheel in and it snaps in place. It can take a little time to switch wheels on/off, so I will just leave the wheels in unless packing it into a suitcase. It glides smoothly even on thick carpet, but keep in mind it has no firm structure by itself, so don't pack too many heavy things higher up. This will be super useful for when I go shopping, since I do not drive and must walk or use public transit.It's not too bulky when it is in the small size and can be worn just like any large shoulder purse or totebag. It's surprisingly more comfortable than I thought it would be. I think the material should be decent in light rain, though I don't think it's really waterproof, but I've never tried it yet. It's kind of a sporty feeling fabric with thick threads and a little glossiness, and feels like it should be durable. I would not risk it as a check-in, but as a carry-on it should be fine. It can fit just fine in a large 28" check-in suitcase.

Disappointing. There is no strap or handle for rolling bag when it is in the most compact position. How does that help someone who needs to use a bag on wheels