3 In 1 Military Backpack Travel Duffle Bag for Weekender Gym Traveling Workout Deployment

The media could not be loaded. I was looking for a great bad small enough to ride my bike with but big enough to carry everything I need. I was skeptical buying this one being that it was so cheap but no review showed tears, I looked at all the MMA, and wrestling bags but none of them crossed every T or dotted ever I. With my surprise this bag that was so cheap in price has great quality and it has so many functions and poccets I don’t even know what to do with them. Very spacious and I don’t have the largest size. The shins in the bag are large and the gloves are 24oz and my shoes size 11.5 Men’s so that should tell you how much space is in the bag and I can still fit more if I would like. All n all this is THE bag for price and for quality as wells as space to get. Even though I use it for gym, I could easily use it as a carry on for a plane or just to go hiking or MTB riding. The baccpacc function is what I use but for carry on it has the shoulder strap. Great Bag is all that I can say about it!!!! Won’t be a waste at all. I don’t do reviews but I looked for hours trying to find a bag that was expensive, spacious, and great quality. This one is perfect all around. Hope that helps the next person second guessing buying this bag like I did myself.

If you ski, you know you need a bigger than normal bag for a 3 day weekend for your casual wear and ski gear. Plus, I like to stay at a ski club lodge where I need to bring my own bedding. This bag fits it all. The top compartment fits my pillow case, fitted sheet, and top sheet with a little room to spare, (for reference as to how much you can fit in the top compartment that is hard to determine by just looking at it). Molle system is perfect for additional pouches, but you really don't need them. 3 internal compartments are nice for separating gear, and it also aids when "rounding" your gear pile, (you will notice that the top is rounded, which I first thought was awkward, but works just fine). If I really pack it tight, the zippers hold up great. It is easy to put on your back - it's not awkwardly weighted, and the back pack straps and bottom are engineered perfectly for putting it on and carrying, (I don't even need to synch down the straps when I put it on, which is very impressive). I would have 2 suggestions to make it even more awesome-er; add a small external pouch / pocket for keys, wallet, and glasses case; add a slim padded internal sleeve for lap top computer. Pictures for comparison; an old Army ruck sack that I lived out of for 8 months during 1st Gulf War, with a fleece blanket attached to the outside (and I actually have that packed inside in the other 2 pics), and one standing up on its own without having to support it, which shows how well it is engineered. If you have spent time in the Army, you know how critical we are of gear, how well it's engineered and made, it's practicality, and will it stand up to jumping it out of a plane 100 times. If you are looking for a duffle for a week long summer trip, or 3 day weekend ski trip, this is the duffle !!

Used 4 times so far and no issues , its big thats for sure , seems to be made well also no complaints

I got this bag for carrying small hand percussion instruments and I think it will work great. It seems solidly made, with tough fabric and good stitching.Inside there isn't much padding, but due to the heavy fabric it doesn't feel flimsy.The bag's long zipper pockets on each side open to about 10½" but are a bit wider inside, with a depth of about 6". They can hold items up to about 13" long.One of them contains two interior mesh pockets approximately 3" x 4".The top flap of the bag has an exterior zipper pocket about 6" x 8", just underneath the carrying handle. (For some reason it has dual zipper closure, while the much larger pockets on the sides of the bag have only one zipper. Odd.)Each end of the bag has a well stitched carry handle. Each handle has a metal ring attached at both ends.Each end of the bag's top flap contains a series of tightly stitched straps attached across the width of the bag. They are stitched in a way to provide nine small loops at each end. Some kind of attachment system?The four plastic fastex-style clips that secure the top flap seem well made and strong.It isn't clear from the product video how the backpack conversion is done. Look for a zipper pocket on the _underside_ of the bag—it contains the backpack straps. The pocket runs almost the length of the bag and might accommodate a few small flat items although it doesn't seem to be intended for secure storage.A minor glitch: One of the zipper pulls arrived broken. I replaced it with a paracord zipper pull having a metal "lobster" clip—Amazon ASIN # B01CQ8D6OK. It's a much better design (manufacturer: Please, consider better zipper pulls in the future).One silly flaw: The detachable shoulder strap has weird hard-to-use clips. They attach to the rings at each end of the bag—but the strap can't be centered. If the contents of the bag aren't perfectly balanced, it hangs at a tilt from your shoulder. Not convenient. Bit of a redesign needed there. :-)