3-in-1 Rolling Garment Duffle Bag with Wheels, 25in Black

Traveling internationally, we wanted a bag that also could handle some hanging clothes. This was on sale and highly recommended so . . . why not! The build/material is surprisingly strong and, even when it was a bit over stuffed, everything held together. The zippers are solid and the layout/design makes perfect sense when you start using it. Though I'm giving this five stars, there are two issues that really have less to do with the product itself as much as the design; it's more of a warning for those purchasing this in the future. Because of the way this closes up, there are a LOT of zippers and the entire bag is held closed by one long zipper and one at the ends. It seems to me that, if roughly handled, the zippers could come open a bit and, if that does happen -- I'm not saying that it will -- you kind of lose the whole "bag" as a unit. That said, a solution is pretty easy . . but a three pack of those little TSA Combination locks and, after gathering all the zippers in the center, lock them together. The company was smart enough to use zipper pulls that have holes so, wherever zippers meet you can lock them together. The other issue is the size if you REALLY fill it up. Remember that, even though you can have some hanging clothes, that end up going around the whole bag, they do add a bit of thickness. Therefore, if you over stuff the case, an overzealous customer service agent could say that it won't fit above in the bin. It seemed to us -- we checked it in advance -- that we had it full enough that, though it would probably fit in the bin, it might not have fit in the "test bin" outside, if you know what I mean. We're going to test it out on a domestic flight next month and, if we have any problems, i'll update this review. It's a great bag, solid wheels and pull, and a cool design. It goes on sale every once in a while so consider taking a chance!

I had some conferences coming up and wasn't sure how to take multiple suits on a plane without them getting destroyed, so I checked out various bags before I found this one. This is PERFECT. Reasons why I love this: - I was able to transport 2 suits and 4 dress shirts in it without any wrinkles + fit in a week's worth of clothes + my laptop + 2 portable laptop monitors + dress shoes **AND** it fits as a carry-on in the overhead bin of the plane. I've verified this on American Airlines and Delta. Keep in mind that you can't pack it full - the biggest issue is if it gets too tall, but as long as you make it so the ends can squish inward and fit the 9-ish inch height limit, then it fits just fine. - The wheels and roller-bag component of this make it super easy to get around the airport. I can't believe I almost considered one of these bags without the wheels. - Again, to emphasize for all the travelers: this bag may appear large, but it fits and is allowed as a carry-on as long as you don't pack it to the brim and let it squish down as you shove it in the overhead. NOTE: You want to shove it with the wheels/bottom facing out. If you try to put it wheels first it won't fit, but wheels facing out lets you fit it in just fine. Seriously though, never before have I needed something specific and come across such a perfect fit for my needs. Highly recommend this bag. Great quality and amazingly functional for travelers.

Very nice size love all thw pockets inside i was able to get alot in this bag I think the only issue is ,you have to get a lock and put the zippers together just so u dont have an accidental bust open bag. But other then that this does the trip nice but I would also say that wire hangers are the only way to really get to be able to flex the curve if u have additional hangers it might get bulky but wire hangers definitely take out that bump bulk

I really like this bag. It's large enough to fit three suits (maybe four!), extra clothes, toiletries and a pair of shoes (although there is not a designated "shoe" sleeve). The roller feature is a game changer for me. The zippers on this bag are very high quality. It zips easily without snagging on material or pulling apart. On other duffle bags I've used, the zippers were difficult to operate and quickly pulled apart. This bag zips up very nicely. Note the dimensions of this bag before purchasing it. It's a big bag, too large to meet certain airline specifications for a carry-on. Although, I can attest, you can sneak it by and it fits (depending on the plane, with a little convincing) in the overhead bins. However, I was stopped by an attendant while boarding a flight who pulled me aside and said that the bag was too big and would have to be checked to the final destination. I wish the bag was a little smaller so it would be carry-on compliant.

I recommend the rolling garment bag. The bag is sturdy, easy to expand and reassemble in order to access the hang-up compartment. The bag is roomy inside and includes useful pockets inside and out. The expandable handle makes for comfortable pulling even for a tall person. If it is rainy, the outside material keeps the contents dry. I use the bag for daily urban commuting and pull it for over two miles a day and it holds up well. I also had a great experience with Modoker customer service when my first bag had problems within the warranty period. They shipped me a replacement bag without issues.

This is an update: I loved this bag, but after only two flights, the bottom handle broke off on one end so it's pretty much unusable now. Too late to return to Amazon so I contacted the manufacturer. I hope they will help with this. I'll update again if they do. Huge center compartment is formed by zipping up the sides of the garment bag compartment. Plenty of room for shoes, toiletries, etc. Nothing gets wrinkled, because the clothing section is wrapped around all the other stuff in the center compartment. The only inconvenience is that you have to commit to the whole packing and unpacking process: You can't pull things out of the garment bag section while the center compartment is full. That said, unpacking is easy because the clothes are already on hangers. Wheels and handles are great for walking through the airport, etc. Quality and sturdiness were fine on a couple airline trips so far. Love this product!

It's a great concept - a hanging bag that wraps up and makes an enclosed suitcase. For a quick overnight stay that you would drive to, it would be fine. But for a week long business conventions with airplane travel I had some trouble. When you put clothes on hangers into the suit bag part, there are loops for the hangers. That puts the bulky part of the clothes all at one part of the tri-fold bag area. So that won't compress down much, but the bottom of the clothes are less bulky and that wasn't too thick. I actually left that part laying flat and zippered up the side with the hangers and it was pretty easy to pack things in the center. Problem number two is that with all the hangers at one end that side of the bag gets stiffened and it's hard to make that into a curve when you zip up the sides. Wire hangers act like a spring to keep the bag flat and you pull against that to zip the top closed, too. And finally, the sides are formed by zipping them up ... and nothing holds them closed at the top. Between the spring action of the wire hangers and the four zippers making the sides, any wrong move could have the whole thing pop open and laying flat. I was afraid the TSA inspector could unzip the wrong thing and the whole bag spill open. To solve some of these issues, I got some garden strength twist ties and looped them through the side zippers. When zipped closed I twist tied them and tucked the ties into the bag. Then I got for a spring clip and when I zipped the top closed I added the clip between the top zipper and the side zippers which I had twist tied. That would allow TSA to open the top zipper but not the sides. And finally, to combat the springy hangers, I took everything off the hangers and laid those on the flat of the bottom. I folded everything else and put my pants on top of the hangers and my folded shirts in each of the two flat parts of the "suit bag". That basically made three areas to lay in folded clothes. I zipped the suit bag closed, folded the sides up and zip / twist tied them closed, and zipped the top closed and clipped that zipper to the others. It was a lot of unexpected work to make this safe for airline travel. If I'm driving to another city and need a suit, dress shirts, shoes, and a change of clothes this would work well. But for airline travel it gets pretty low marks.

I am really impressed with this bag. I travel every week for work and this bags everything i need for 4 days. I can pack 4 days of clothes, 3 pairs of shoes, and all of my workout clothes. Te bag is really durable and had been holding up great so far. I like that the clothes in the garment bag seem to be less wrinkled if no wrinkles at all. Awesome bag that's fits a ton of clothes. It is not a carry on and has to be checked.

I am shocked. This would be the fourth time that I would be using this modoker bag for a weekend getaway. I still use conventional suitcases for long haul travelling. The handle wouldn't extend at all, causing me to have to carry the bag. I bought this because I am nearly 70 years old. For the price I would have expected a more quality item. It's not fit in my mind for purpose.

The beg is good, great made, and good material.

Great bag and doesn’t wrinkle. But it does not fit in the overhead.

The bag itself is very nice. My last roll up garment bag didn't have wheels so I bought this one and was looking forward to an easier trip but it was Rejected by Air Canada as a carry on. You can't fit it in the size cage because the wheels stuck out about an inch too big! I had to pay the check in fee and almost missed the bag check in time to make my flight. Disappointing

Shame on advertising it as 'garment bag with shoe pouch There is no shoe pouch and you have to keep shoes on top of your clothes. Terrible