ZOMFELT Tactical Gym Bags for Men 22x14x9 Carry On Luggage Duffle Bag for Travel 3-in-1 Sports Basketball Soccer

Is very big and even is not the more biggest. But to be honest is an amazing bag Read more

Bought two of these for each of my kids. These are perfect for taking on weekend trips and depending on how heavy you pack- it could probably work for an extended/week long vacation. Read more

The quality of the bag seems good. The stitching looks good. Zippers look solid. And it looks like it will serve good for me as a carry-on bag. I got it because it does meet carry-on measurement requirements. And maybe I'll use it as a gym bag, while I'm not flying. Just be aware that the webbing is NOT True MIL-SPEC MOLLE/PALS. If you're planning to attach any Molle accessories... you're going to run into issues. True MIL-SPEC MOLLE/PALS requires a precise grid of 1-inch webbing, 1-inch spacing between rows, and 1.5-inch wide stitching intervals. The nylon strips on this bag are "1.25" wide with spacing is all over the place. The space between stitching on a row is anywhere from 1.5" to 2.5" depending on the rows location on the bag. The spacing between rows ranges between .5" to 1.75" . There are lots of inconsistent stitch spacing, incorrect row gaps which are going to lead to pouches that are loose, misaligned, or incompatible with standard gear. The nylon is also a bit thinner material than true Molle, so I was able to squeeze a couple of my favorite hooks on there, with only a little binding. But if you plan to attach any pouches or larger accessories, I guarantee you're going to run into alignment issues. Read more

Husband loves this bag! So much space. Read more

Love the dividers that allow you to create some structure inside the compartment. The separate compartment for shoes or supplies is very handy. The option to carry like a duffle or use backpack straps is great. Zipper pocket that is on backside is great for keeping passports and wallets safe during travel as it is against your back when wearing as a backpack. Would be nice to have a better way to secure shoulder straps when using like a duffle. Read more

Me personally, I like the utility/ duffel bag. I haven’t fully explored how to use it. Currently it’s holding some basic tools just in case something happens when I’m off-roading and a jump box if the battery dies. I plan on adding tools and first aid kit to it. I added some extra M.O.L.L.E. Pouches that I had laying around. Not that it couldn’t handle what I plan on using it for. But, in a life and death situation a quick grab first aid kit would be nice to have. Read more

There are two zippered openings in the top, one large and one small. The smaller opening is separated from the larger, for dirty shoes but it is "collapsible" so if you don't put shoes in there you can simply not use it, allowing for something longer/ larger in the main compartment. I don't plan on using the shoulder straps so I cut them off. Seems sturdy enough, but with heavy use you will get maybe 2-3 years before it tears. Read more

In theory I knew how big it was but serious it can hold a ton. Traveled to Fiji with just this a small backpack. Still carry everyday as a gym bag. Read more