WANDF Foldable Travel Duffel Bag 60-120L Duffle Carry on for Women and Men

I had to carry clothing, misc supplies including prescriptions, in fact anything and everything I needed for 3-6 months before my shipment with household goods and CLOTHES AND SHOES arrived.The airline (and destination country) allowed 2 check-ins and, thank goodness, 2 carry-ons.The antiquated luggage I had was heavy ugly and bulky. So, remembering a trip to England many thousands of years ago, on which I carried two heavy duty canvass duffle bags (one weighed in at 85lbs!), I decided to investigate duffel bags as a possibility!There are many many vendors of duffle bags on Amazon. But I had parameters that had to be met. Since I made this decision rather late in the process, I had to have someone who could deliver quickly. Like 2 days max. The bags had to have good reviews proving the vendor hype. The bags preferably should be aesthetically pleasing to me. Strength of the material and strength of the closures mattered most.These bags immediately caught my eye because vendor was clever enough to put a color palette with initial ad.Upon visiting the site, I read and read and read both reviews and questions/answers. It was illuminating. The pros greatly outweighed the cons by an amazing number.So I ordered. Taking into account the weight I was shipping, the max dimensions allowed by airline, I initially settled on 2 26" and 1 18" purple bag. (Had a difficult time deciding between purple and lime green, by the way!)Received bags. Liked them very much. But then decided, it's better to be safe than sorry, so ordered another 2 26" and 1 18" bag plus a 16" bag just in case.I love the Sylvester car mats in my Blazer (which I reluctantly had to sell). So I placed one each into a 26" bag. Then placed a second 26" bag into the first. Perfect! Nesting bags gave me peace of mind. Though according to the reviews, fabric tears were almost unheard of and zipper failures again rare, this offered me the option of having a spare. Just in case. Same with 18" bag. 16" was spare in case airline got picky about size of 18" bag.I still wonder what TSA thought when discovering multiple bags. Found their little notice in both bags. Lol!My flight was delayed. I missed connecting flight. Airline put me up in hotel. Now, as you remember, I had 2 carry-ons. I decided to use an old softside suitcase that had good structure to carry electronics like my very heavy laptop. Jetblue offered to check any carry-ons free. Thank goodness I checked that bad boy quickly (it, too, had a TSA ticket in it...why I don't know since I unpacked it at the security check point ). So all I had with me was my 18"er. No change of clothes.Anyway, my check-ins underwent several more sessions of being off-loaded and on-loaded than originally called for.The bags held up beautifully. Stuffed tightly they weighed in at about 40lbs each. I couldn't believe they were that much underweight but not another thing could have fit in either. I used vacuum storage bags too!Now in Peru, with business in Lima, I've unpacked a bit. I think the stuff is reproducing as I don't seem to be able to fit everything back again. In a few days I'm taking the cruise bus to Arequipa where I'll be renting a room til I find an apartment.These bags will be used for storage etc, and if not, be folded into themselves and saved.I'm happy with my purchases. And the color quite unique on the baggage carousel. (Though the lime green would have been spectacular!)

The media could not be loaded. This is the 100L duffel bag and has been awesome for travel! I bought the purple one a couple years ago (that color’s not currently listed, but the others look great too). The material is thin but feels water-resistant, and it has held up through several vacations—even when packed full and pretty heavy, it hasn’t torn at all.One of the best parts is how compact it folds down. When not in use, it zips into the front square pocket so it’s easy to store without taking up space. So handy to have on hand for extra clothes or souvenirs on a trip!I also added a video showing the size and what it looks like in case that’s helpful for anyone curious about the details. Definitely recommend!

Great solution for college dorm move-in (and out).The 80L size filled with clothes is usually right under the 50lb airline weight limit.I have used these bags for all three of my kids when the went off to college and they have been workhorses shipping stuff back and forward over the years.We did pink and purple for the girls and black for our son.Great low-cost way to carry a lot of stuff.Once unpacked the bags pack away to virtually nothing saving space in their dorm rooms.

We got this to put in our suitcase and bring on trips to send our dirty clothes in the belly of the plane. I got the 85 size and man it is big. Almost too big like I may not be able to carry it once filled! But, it folds really small and that’s great so we can throw it in our suitcase and then fill our luggage with all the things we bought! Haha! Anyway, would recommend just be aware of size. Quality is decent for price. I probably won’t fill to the brim, though, as it may not hold up that kind of filling. Easy to fold into the bag. Would recommend.

The 32" bag is the perfect size. It meets the checked bag size requirements, doesn't take much room to store in your luggage, is lightweight (less than 1.5lbs) and sturdy to bring along as an extra just-in-case bag. I've used it on 2 trips already. The color is easy to spot at baggage claim. It comes with a strap and also has a back pouch that fit easily over the handle of my suitcase and fully filled, was easy to maneuver through the airport. I returned the smaller sizes (22" & 24") as they were too small for this purpose and did not work for me as carry-on bags.

We purchase two of these bags in different sizes, the larger of which we used as a check-in bag on our way back from Europe. They fold very easily and compact and are very lightweight. When we purchased souvenirs, we placed the souvenirs in our original luggages and then transferred our clothes and laundry into the unfolding duffle bags. The unfolding duffel bags were then checked into our flights as check in luggage. The bag survived check-in from the UK to France, and then survived another trip from France to the US. The luggage held up well. There were no tears after use. We folded them back up when we got home, and are planning to use them again in the future.While in Europe, the bags served well carrying our laundry back and forth from the laundromats.

I like this bag. I bought the 120L size. I needed a new, large duffel for camping.I like that it held both my sleeping bag and 1 week of clothes, toiletries (including towel), 2-3 pairs of shoes, a mat, and a throw pillow. I still had some space leftover. I had my backpack too but it could've also fit another pair of shoes, a full size pillow, and more clothes or a basin if need be.**The 100 liter size was a bit large for me, but had I decided not to also pack a bookbag then it would be the perfect size. I like to travel light, with essentials only. So the 80L would have been fine. ---**Grey is nice. It is neat, heathered grey, compact, durable. I would also consider the mint color. Good variety. Highly recommend at this price point for those who just need a large duffel that wont break.