Big Agnes  Stagecoach Duffel 45 L Rolling Wheeled Luggage

If you need a carry-on travel bag that can fit one night's gear and is waterproof, this is a good choice. However, if you're looking for two nights, have multiple types of shoes for your adventure, or want durability that can withstand wear and tear without scratching or damaging, this isn't for you. It's smaller than a travel backpack, and the metal corner edges are painted and scratch and dent easily, leaving sharp edges. I just used this for a trip and most likely won't use it again unless it's a one-nighter and I don't need hiking boots in addition to a light-weight travel shoe. Compared to other brands and bags I believe there are better options.

While this piece of luggage is nice from a simplicity perspective, it also lacks some features that would be nice to have. It would be nice if it had more compartments and ways to organize content. Even just dividing the mesh zippered compartment into two sections would have benefited this bag. Probably my biggest issue is with its instability. Unless very thoughtfully loaded it is easy to load it in a way that allows the bag to fall over when "parked." The large wheels are nice since they roll over uneven terrain more easily.

I am so happy this product is back! I have the former version in 45L (best carry-on ever) and was DEVASTATED when I wasn't fast enough to snag the 85L. This bag can sit on the tarmac in Alaska in the pouring rain and everything inside will be fine. The zippers are water resistant, which makes a huge difference. It can take years of bashing, but it's still a lightweight frame. The wheels are tough - takes getting dragged down a dirt road no problem. 11/10.

This bag has been redesigned since I first bought one (same bag and size, by all appearances). It no longer holds my collapsed trekking poles or my ice axe lengthwise - I have to angle them, which makes packing less efficient. And I tried to get all the contents from my old 85L bag into this new one - it seems to have perhaps 20% less capacity. I'm sure it's a fine bag, but it's not nearly as useful to me as the older version of the ""same"" bag.

This bag has been redesigned since I first bought one (same bag and size, by all appearances). It no longer holds my collapsed trekking poles or my ice axe lengthwise - I have to angle them, which makes packing less efficient. And I tried to get all the contents from my old 85L bag into this new one - it seems to have perhaps 20% less capacity. I'm sure it's a fine bag, but it's not nearly as useful to me as the older version of the "same" bag.

Super smooth rolling wheels. Great waterproof material with hearty zippers. A strong handle and sturdy straps for carrying. I LOVE how its one big compartment with a couple practical zipper pockets inside. And you even access the inner stash pockets from an outer sipper for easy and quick access without opening the whole bag. Just an all-around great travel bag that fits perfectly as a carry-on with the airlines too. THANKS BA!

I love everything about the bag but I feel the handle could be sturdier. Rollers feel heavy duty, fabric has that slight rubber texture for the water proofing aspect, quality zipper. Looks nice and not cheap like I feel the patagonias look. Happy with it, I just hope the telescoping handle holds up!

I am taking this rolling backpack on a 4.5-wk road trip. My cosmetics, underwear, and shoes are in a small, separate tote. But this is holding about 4-pair of pants, 5 or six tops, 3 or 4 tees, my nightgowns, and two pair of sandals. That's about 3x what I anticipated it would hold. I lifted it today and it is still lightweight. I thought I would have to keep packets of clothing separate for each leg, but amazingly everything fits in here. Before purchasing, I did extensive (!) measurements of a half dozen models, comparing everything against a model Load Warrior that is no longer made. I took measurements in CM, inches, and cubic capacity. The Big Agnes is more flexible and deeper (!), allowing more choices in packing. It has terrific total capacity, which is the main thing, Haven't used it yet on an airplane, though. But I expect it will be fine and can squeeze in under the IATA travel regs for onboard rollers. (Look them up.) Only complaint is the zipper could be more easy-breezy.

This things a beast. Got it mostly because It makes camping in another state and checking a bag with an airline extremely easy. Can fit all the essentials and then some. I also got it because it looks like it will last a very long time and is just a good all around wheeled luggage.

Love this luggage. It's great for a carry on and is so light and easy to carry. Certainly is good for most weekend trips or anything where you don't need a ton of extra gear. Looking forward to using this for years to come.