JB Ultralight 1.1kg! Folding XL 120L Expanding Wheeled Travel Duffle Luggage Bag

I bought this for one reason. I work overseas and when I head back overseas to my workplace I usually take a fair bit of stuff with me. However, when returning home I prefer to travel without hold baggage because firstly it saves a load of time when I get back to the UK and secondly it removes the risk of missing bags which in my experience is pretty high if changing in Istanbul. In all my flights via Turkey I've had a 50% failure rate on bags arriving at the destination the same time as me. My wife has had the same issue as have many other colleagues so I prefer to avoid the risk.And after quite a bit of searching I found this bag which, by a country mile knocks everything else into a cocked hat. Really. First off, its cheap. Less than 30 quid so if you have to renew after a few flights, no biggie. That being said, point number two is that its well made. Yup. Strong enough to last with robust material and well stitched seams. Yes, its not made like some military spec bullet proof thing, but it does have the benefits of number three on my list. Its light. About 1.3kg which if you have a look around on Amazon and bag stores is damned light. My other tote bag which was five times the price and is a solid thing weighs 4.5kg. That's 3kg of wasted luggage or other gear you lose out on.The forth thing is that it packs up small - see photos. And not only does it pack up small you can actually do it yourself easily and then put it into the carry pouch which you can bung in your backpack or briefcase. I'm sure we have all had things that come neatly packaged when new but after one use the chances of getting them back into the carry pouch is zero. Not in this case.Five - its huge. I mean really huge. There is the option of unzipping the expansion section as well - which so far I've not needed. Regardless, you could probably get almost 0.1% of your wife's clothes into this thing and that's by any stretch of the imagination a lot of gear...When full it rolls along nicely as well. Not as good as a bag with a rigid frame but that weight saving and foldability has to come at some downside. That being said I had no problem toting this around an airport and across a big carpark last time I flew. You just have to make sure its packed tight so it won't fold.Overall for what it is - cheap and well made - this is a brilliant bag.

Great size of bag and extremely light yet robustOnly snag is that if wheeling it along it has tendency to overbalance and requires "righting" in order to proceed, possibly due to there being no rigid frameGood quality materiel however and would recommend

I commute by air every other week and usually only book checked-in luggage one way (I bring toys for my kids, cheese and chocolate for my wife and random junk for myself). I only bring hand luggage on the return flight.This bag is EXCELLENT for that. It's huge when it's fully filled and very small when folded up.The quality of the stitching and the zippers seems great. The bag is super light and flexible but the material it's made of looks really tough.I haven't submerged it, but it is water resistant.This is a BIG bag. When completely filled, you've basically maxed out the permitted size limitations of most airlines (157cm L+H+D). If you're not careful, it might be a little over that even: it bulges when you overstuff it. Also bear in might that the bag can get heavy when full. Luckily, it has wheels.This bag is saving me 25€ every week.If it does ever get damaged, I would buy a new one straight away.I found only one downside: the bag gets a little wobbly when it's filled and you roll it upright. It's better when you hold it a little more horizontal, but then you have to stoop while walking: the handle doesn't stick out very much. I'm solving this with een extra strap I added around the buckle. Now it follows me around like a dog. It looks silly but it works.

I live internationally and love foldable duffle bags with wheels as they are easy to bring on trips so that you always have an extra bad. I had one for over 10 years but after it got damaged on a recent trip, I decided to purchase this one to replace it. Big mistake. Please do not buy this product. I used it for one trip, and it was destroyed, causing 2 new pairs of shoes to fall out. I had not overpacked it. I reached out to Amazon, who refused to give me a refund because I couldn't return the item (I live in West Africa). Frustrating experience overall so please save yourself the hassle.

Absolutely superb wheeled duffle bag. The fact it has a zip that allows you to expand it too, is a major plus. The duffle itself is massive and holds so much stuff. I bought this for my daughter as she was trekking around Morocco for over 2 weeks and it proved to be the best buy I have ever made! It's lightweight (I mean really light) and folds down so it can be stored away taking up very little space. Although lightweight it's really tough - must be - it went through 4 airports, got trekked around Morocco, including the Atlas mountains and was handled by coach drivers, dragged from hotel to hotel and hostel to hostel as well as taking many rides on the back of a donkey! It's fantastic and with it's 2 wheels, means when it's full you can just drag it along by the side handle. Buy it - for the price, it's an absolute steal, I mean literally!!

I've never been so excited about a bag. And that's saying alot. I love travelling and having the right bag for the trip makes all the difference.As soon as I opened the packaging, I was delirious. A really roomy bag with wheels and drag handle that folds up when not in use. Just the job for checking in all my camping gear and wheeling to the hire car. It even rolls up so if I was daft enough it could be strapped to the outside of my Rucksack and used for the return flight.Longevity from wear and tear may be an issue - but the price is so low I figure if I get 3 or 4 trips out of it I'll be satisfied.