PathfinderGear 36 Inch Rolling Drop Bottom Duffel, Olive, One Size

Debating on buying another. Excellent buy! Will worth it.

Lots of room, really big. Well made heavy duty zippers and wheels

The bag itself is very nice and is holding up well. The problem is with the wheels. After fewer then 10 trips one of the wheels shattered, rendering a bag of this size useless.

Many pockets and compartments to store. Has straps for heavier items or securing items in place.I use this for Dungeons and Dragons.It carries about 8 books, 3 small boxes of minis, mats, dice tower, laptop, extra screen, and tons of dice with tons of room to spare.I did add a flexible rubber/plastic mat to separate the two major compartments and give the bottom more strength for the books.I store it upright or on its back.It conserves much more space than what I previously had, makes my entire D&D setup mobile, and the hard fabric outside is strong enough to protect but flexible enough to give for the weird shaped items.

I wish I could give this a better review, but circumstances dictate another story. I travel quite extensively and was looking for a large roller duffle that would accomodate my luggage needs and thought I had found the perfect bag. Nice compartments, large enough for long trips, easy rolling wheels, but significantly more expensive than other options I was considering. I opted for the Pathfinder even though it was nearly $300 because I need a quality bag that will last for years. After only 6 months of moderate use, the zipper became unsewen at the end of the bag. This was NOT due to overpacking the bag, but faulty manufacturing.I sent emails to Amazon and the manufacture to try and address this situation but I get nothing but CRICKETS for a response. No customer service response, just silence.Guess the bag just got COVID and up and died.Had the company taken responsibility and at the very least responded, maybe I could recommend the bag, but given my experience, I wouldn't trust my money with this brand again.

In all fairness...I travel excessively, and I take my luggage beyond the "normal wear and tear" of most use.Less than a year into this bag and I am looking for a replacement. Actually, I was looking for a replacement in less than 4 months. This was purchased in June 2018. It's May 2019. The first thing to tear was the zipper. Prolly 3 trips in, and the middle section zipper started to deteriorate and separate from the bag. I can't take the zipper past this damaged spot and just have to hope that it stays together. Luckily, it has so far.Next thing to start to fail was the telescoping handle. I can get it out, but it is bent and hard to extend and even harder to get back in place.This is a solid bag, and with that comes the extra weight. There is no way you can fill this bag all the way and not be overweight at the airline. It eats up a lot of your weight limit before you even put in a garment. The specs seem reasonable until you try to actually dodge the 50lb airline weight limit. I have had to get creative in how I pack and plan for trips.This is a very sturdy bag. If the zipper had stayed in place, this could have been a successful partnership. The weight will always be an issue, but I can give up weight for Sturdiness and Durability. This has lots of pockets. I lose things in pockets, so I tend to not use them, but they seem nice.

Cool duffel, didn't realize it was really a duffle bag with wheels, but that's basically what it is. Very roomy and kinda got the hipster thing going for it.

I absolutely love this bag! Lots of space, very nicely made. This is totally worth the price. We are buying another one!

Looks and feels pretty sturdy. I’m looking forward to trying it out in the field.