Pathsetter Wheeled Carry-On Duffle

Was genuinely impressed with this carryon. Was well made, had lots of space and rolled smoothly across all types of surfaces. Lots of pockets for storage. My only complaint was that the zipper didn’t have a dedicated hole for a lock to lock the zippers together. Happy with the purchase.

I love the duffle, great compartments It’s not as sturdy as others I’ve owned, falls over when in “park” it’s a nice bag overall though

We love the bag. It has all the pockets we need, easy access to each area and is somewhat stable on its wheels. Going to buy another one.

We absolutely would recommend this brand and style to anyone. We got this exact type almost 15 years ago and they are still kicking with some minor seam tears that can still be sewn again or repaired. The straps are super sturdy and durable. The amount you can fit in the bag is great! The roller function we rarely use because we tend to make ours a backpack instead but for those that need it the roller works great!

I’m overall very pleased with this travel duffle bag. But here’s the deal...I’m a high school soccer official and I got this bag to transport my soccer officiating uniform/equipment to and from matches. So unfortunately, I am unable to comment on the travel/flight aspect of this bag. But I will say I find it works very well for my purpose. It can fit a lot of things in its double main compartments and side pockets. I would think this bag would be fantastic for short trips and I intend to use it for that purpose as well, but I don’t have any upcoming trips soon. The bottom compartment is great for flat things (uniform, rain gear, etc.), while the top compartment is great for all the other stuff (shoes, AR flags, drinks, cards, ball pump, etc.). The wheels, of course, make wheeling it around super convenient and easy. There are three things I would like to change about this bag considering the $200+ price tag it has at the time of this writing. (1) I would like for it to be waterproof. (2) The zipper pull loops, while very helpful, look kind of chintzy. I would prefer something a little more professional looking. And (3) I would love to at least have the option to add a shoulder strap. I find the bag to be a bit overpriced for its value, but I tend to be a cheapskate and can't deny the bag's quality and functionality. Other than that, I really like this bag and would recommend it to others. But if you’re planning to use it for flights, I would highly recommend you check the dimensions...I doubt that it will be small enough to count as cabin baggage. I have not used it enough yet to be able to comment on its durability, but based on the quality, I believe it is as durable as any other travel bag out there.

I got this carry-on/duffle bag for travel mainly as a carry-on. I like that its fully collapsible for easier storage. I put it under my bed when not in use. I recently used this on a 5 day cruise trip. The main compartment is large enough for 7 days worth of shirts, shorts, and pants. The straps held everything down nicely. I used the upper compartment for underwear and socks. The smaller side compartments were perfect for documents. There's a shoe compartment on top which I found useful because I was wearing tennis shoes but needed to bring sandals. There's straps and handles everywhere so you can carry it like a duffle bag or pick it up like a carry-on. Its pretty light weight and rolls like butter! However, since there's only 2 wheels and the bottom is not solid, making it impossible to stand up! I tried to pack the top compartment fuller and it didn't help. I had to lean it against the wall because it can't stand by itself! Overall, for $109 as of this review, I think it's a decent value. Others have mentioned that its too big as a carry-on. But it was the perfect size for a 5 day cruise. However, because it can't stand on its own, 4 stars. It would have helped if they put a solid piece of plastic on the bottom to stand. Its more of a duffle bag with wheels...

I'm a big fan of the High Sierra brand for their backpacks, and this duffle holds up to that reputation. This is a very sturdy bag with a well thought-out design and so many great features! What I really like: - The size of this bag is perfect for a weekend getaway (even for chronic over-packers like me), the duffle design gives that extra space you need to fit in every last item - There is plenty of space to tuck or add on last minute items with exterior zipper pockets and clip loops, their sizes and placement are nice and very convenient - Great quality zippers, pulls, closures and handles...as expected from this brand, and why I like it for backpacks - A separate top and bottom compartment area, to keep shoes, dirty clothes or other items separate, but also with a zipper panel that can help you dig into the bottom compartment from the top if needed, this is really convenient and well done - The rolling wheels are super smooth, and nearly soundless - The pull handle has two settings, tall and regular, with a click lock and an easy to operate button for quick adjustment - The bag has a substantial feel, but is not overly heavy when empty The only minor critique I have is in the naming of the bag, as it's not the size of most acceptable airline carry-on bags when full. It's certainly an acceptable checked bag size, but it probably won't meet the current requirements to go overhead. That however is just a word issue, it in no way compromises the quality of this bag or the many useful features it offers!

Hello Amazonians! Sean "The Tester" Chao here, back with another review for you! Today I am reviewing High Sierra Pathsetter Carry-On Duffle. I purchased this as my go-to weekend and business-trip bag and have used it across flights, train hops, and car weekends over several months. Functionality: The Pathsetter’s layout is genuinely travel-friendly — the drop-bottom compartment swallows shoes and bulky items while the top and side pockets keep passports, chargers, and boarding passes instantly accessible. Multiple grab handles and a sturdy trolley sleeve make transitions through airports and into cabs seamless. The opening is wide enough to pack efficiently and the zippered compartments stay accessible mid-journey without fumbling. Durability: Constructed from rugged polyester, the bag has handled the usual travel abuse — checked-at-the-car trunks, overhead bins, and curbside loading — with no seam failures or zipper snags. The web handles feel reinforced and comfortable even when the bag is fully loaded. While not water-resistant, normal light rain hasn’t caused issues; I still recommend a lightweight rain cover for heavy downpours. Aesthetics: The black finish is clean and versatile, pairing well with casual and business attire. The duffle profile reads modern and purposeful rather than bulky. Internal organization is sensible and the exterior pockets maintain a tidy silhouette even when in use. Final Verdict: A dependable, well-thought-out carry-on duffle that balances capacity, organization, and durability. Ideal for weekenders and frequent travelers who want a bag that performs reliably without fuss. This Product Earns the Sean Seal of Approval!