REDCAMP 120L Extra Large Holdall with Wheels, Foldable Wheeled Duffle Bag Travel Bag,Lightweight Waterproof Soft Suitcase Luggage with Rollers for Camping Sports Outdoor, Black

Good price, large bag. Wheels feel sturdy. I have used mine for ice hockey kit, as when packed sensibly it will all fit. Feels strong material with good zips, yet easy to wheel around.

Massive 120L storage but take care- will require outsize bag drop as swells wider than the travel belt allows for normal bags. Perhaps 85L better if you can use that instead. I recommend loading wheel-end of bag with heavier items. However, terrific bag works well to allow flights one way empty stored in another carry on bag and then full in the reverse direction as check-in!

Quite a nice bag but the straps are not that well thought out. Very “packable” in a case so useful to take as an additional luggage option on holidays.

Excellent. Minimises the weight of luggage but also is resilient in its build and wheels.

Split seems on first use . Still sealed and bag was light and good otherwise but shame and not details on how to contact seller . Am sure it said guaranteed but don’t know how to report .

Purchased for school trip. Impressed with size. Got everything in that was needed for 4 days kids camping and more including wellies and additional trainers, towels and sleeping bag and room to spare. The quality of fabric is very good and gives confidence in the durability of the bag. No zip issues. Can't comment on waterproofness as it wasn't exposed to rain. Packs down into easy storage bag. All in all very pleased. Would recommend.

Size: Successfully stowed two full wetsuits, 3 sets of fins, 2 dive masks, tons of clothes etc. It's v capacious. It's v lightweight so if you have a lot of gear/weight it's good because you can fit loads in it and still meet your weight allowance. No internal pockets or compartments of any kind - just one big open space. Quality: spent ages packing and came to zip it up to position both zips central to the middle of the opening only to realise part of zip wasn't meshing with the other side. Luckily by positioning both zip pulls 3/4 of the way, I achieved a fully zipped bag - but it certainly didn't feel reliable and I was glad I'd bought a separate luggage strap to pull it all together securely. The bad bits: This holdall has wheels (but no inherent rigid frame, just a strap at t'other end so you can pull it along). Wheeling it into Gatwick I knew I'd made a BIG mistake. I'm 5' 1" and wheeling it along it banged into my legs every single step - which made pulling it behind me whilst walking impossible. Because it has no rigidity plus my limited height, holding the handle whilst wheeling it along sets the bag (pulling handle end) only about 6" off the floor when it needs to be around 80% to fully vertical on its wheeled end for it to actually work effectively and you be able to walk and wheel it without it banging into your legs every step of the way. If you're tall, I think this bag would be GREAT - if not, it's just unworkable and you'll need a luggage trolley to move it around successfully every single time you need to move it other than shuffling forward gradually in a check-in queue for eg. If you are short, you have to hold your arm out farrrrr to the side to try and stop it banging into your legs - but unless you're a weight lifter, it's completely unsustainable - your arms are dropping off in mere minutes and you have to stop. Just a 10 minute walk becomes a living hell. You quickly realise you've no option but to hoist it up onto your shoulder - which is what I had to do any time I had to move it any distance. It's grim trying to carry 24kg with the straps biting into your shoulders let me tell you. Unexpected: On checking in with TUI at Gatwick there were mumblings about the bag being 'oversize' - nothing came of it but wasn't expecting it (and it was within weight allowance). No such comments when flying back out of Cancun.

Not used yet but quality of materials are excellent.