VOOWO Rolling Duffel Bag with Wheels - Foldable Expandable Duffle Bag with Wheels for Travel Rolling Luggage Bag

These are great for moving all kinds of items. I purchased a second one as a portable laundry/shopping bag. I use the original one for work items. The Zipper seems to be sturdy and moves easily. The bag is a bit hard to control on its wheels until you get used to using canvas straps instead of a telescoping handle but quite do-able. Wheels are easy to remove and reattach. My recent order had a defective wheel and the company replaced it promptly. I highly recommend these bags. Great storage capacity and seems to be quite durable. Read more

This is a fun bag. I love how it adjusts to different heights. I wish the straps were a little longer; I bought a separate strap to use with it so I can pull it through the airport with no problem. The removable wheels make it easy to fit carryon requirements if you have it too full. It also has straps to set it on top of your suitcase with the handle Read more

This has worked great for my needs. I travel regularly with the hubby and two fur babies. I was using a handheld bag to pack dog food and people food/dry goods. The bag was super heavy and I needed something on wheels. So tried out this new bag on a recent road trip and it worked great. Much easier to get the heavy bag to/from the car as needed when it is on wheels. It fits better in the car than my last bag since it is narrow and tall and leaves more room for packing other items in the cargo space of my Ford Escape. Only downside is when the bag is completely full it tends to want to tip over, but that's due to it being narrow and tall, and I still prefer to that shape since it is saving room in the car for other items. Read more

I was a bit nervous buying this since Amazon has a message on the page that it's frequently returned. I'm really happy I ignored it and purchased. It is about the size of my 20" hard odyssey carryon. A bit wider but the depth and height makes this a perfect plane bag. Whenever i check a bag i always bring some outfit changes on in a carry on. I'm headed to Greece and will be taking some ferries and doing a couple hotel changes so I didn't want to have two suitcases. The plan is once I arrive to my hotel to combine my carryon with my checked bag so I only have to transport one bag onto ferries. All the options for a collapsing suitcase still would have taken lots of room in my larger checked bag I need for clothes and souvenirs. This bag folds small, gives me wheels so it's not heavy and will fit a lot. I plan to use packing cubes and someone else mentioned using cardboard to make the sides stiff. Not sure if I will do the cardboard until I pack it and decide how much expansion. The bag seems to be good quality. Backpack straps are adjustable and has a little plastic shoulder pad. As someone with arthritis and trigger finger the wheels and strap clasps were easy to take on and off but seem very secure. I collapsed and expanded the bag several times realizing that I should start collapse the bottom first so the fabric folds inside are at the bottom of the bag. I like that the bag has a harder bottom as well. Kept the bag for the wheels so when I take them off I don't worry about the dirt getting on my stuff when I put the wheels away. Read more

I didn't even know a big trolley-backpack existed! But it does and this one is terrific! You can make it a third of the full size with easy zipper closing, and use the handles, or expand it and expand it to a full size trolley. Lightweight, rolls extremely easily, and for stairs or any situation needing both hands the whole thing can be carried like a backpack. I'm really impressed with the innovative design, handy zip pockets inside and out, and even snap loops to secure the backpack straps when they're not in use. All this for a super reasonable price. Fabric appears to be waterproof. Hands free to carry my little dog as necessary. I think it will serve very well. Update: This bag is a bit difficult actually. It is just sooo wobbly and floppy, even full. The wheels don't lock so the bag skids out in every direction when you just want it to stand upright for a second. The wheels are super easy to glide and they lock firmly into the base. But without a rigid bag on top or some kind of frame or handle, and at least two wheels that can lock, the bag is hard hard hard to walk with on even slightly uneven surfaces. It just wags all over the place. I think with a light-weight aluminum frame or a telescoping handle and just two wheels, this backpack/trolley would be great. Close but not there yet : (( Read more

I was excited for this bag for a 2.5 week vacation in Italy because it’s collapsable and had straps for carrying (since we were spending a few days is Positano). I had it to full expansion and checked my bag to head out on vacation. ALL the wheels fell off in transit on my first flight, all of them! Wheels are poorly attached even when they ‘click in’. Two days later, arriving in Positano, I clipped on the shoulder straps to walk to our hotel. The part that you clip into on the bag broke 5 minutes into carrying it. So, I carried the lugged checked size bag however possible for the entire vacation. Not ideal. Considered buying a new suitcase but I needed its collapsibility for the second part of the trip. May buy a suitcase it the airport on my way home and leave this thing in the trash in Italy. Read more