nutze die Tasche bereits seit vielen Jahren. Sie ist extrem geräumig und sieht gut aus.

Quality material

Très beau sac, style élégant et assez solide. Utilisé à plusieurs reprises, permet de mettre une grosse quantité de vêtements mais également trousse de toilette, ordinateur etc...

I bought this bag for my husband. It is very sturdy and well made. It’s masculine and holds quite a bit.

Love this bag! Nice quality, interior pockets with a zippered inner one, plus one zippered outer pocket, wide shoulder strap(detachable), regular carry handles are sturdy. The material is a soft and durable canvas type. It has plenty of room. You can really stuff this bag! 5 stars

Great bag for good price

I bought this for my son as a Christmas present and it is fantastic. He absolutely loved it uses every weekend.

I am very pleased with this duffle bag. Wow !It looks good and is well made. I will get many years of use out of this. Thank you. This replaces a rope handled canvas one that I had.

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Diese Tasche hat die Perfekten Maße für das Flugzeug Handgepäck. Sie besitzt keine Befestigung für Koffer. Kann aber mit den Griffen über die Stange des Koffers gehängt werden.Auf unserem Rückflug mussten wir (aufgrund von Platzproblemen) die Tasche einchecken. Ich hatte Angst, dass diese beschädigt oder verschmutzt wird. Sie kam aber unbeschadet am Flughafen an.Wir haben zwei dieser Taschen und zwei Handgepäck Trolleys. Damit sind wir mit zwei kleinen Kinder nach Kanada gereist.

It's a very roomy, smart-looking bag that easily takes everything I need for several days away. It seems sturdy so far, and is easy to carry even when heavy, either as a shoulder bag or using the handles. It also fits well into whatever space is available in the boot of the car. I'm pleased with it, and looking forward to using it for my next trips away.

This bag appears to be very durable, but it doesn't seem quite as sleek or practical as I'd thought from the description and some of the other reviews.First things first. The bag looks like it will last. My previous bag failed in two ways: the zipper jammed and started to tear away from the rest of the bag, and the piece of plastic and cloth attaching the handles and straps to the bag came apart. This bag looks much better than the other one. I think zippers will always be prone to jamming, but these zippers are nice and big, with metal teeth. The zipper for the main compartment also looks like its attachment to the bag is reinforced. So overall, the zippers look much better. Likewise, the straps and handles are attached to the bag itself not only with rugged-looking stitching, but also with rivets (?) that are probably stronger than the fabric itself. I'm expecting this bag to last a long time. If you want to know how it actually stands up, you can ask me in three to five years.Another, more minor detail: the bag has what look like brass feet. (I hope they're brass, and not copper like the description says, so that they don't turn green.) My old bag had rubber feet, half of which disappeared after a few years of fairly heavy use. This was a minor irritation at worst, but it looks like the new bag will do better. The feet are rounded, so it doesn't seem like they'd catch on anything. The one drawback I can think of is that if you were to drag this through gravel or something, maybe the feet could get scratched and end up with rough edges that could damage a wooden floor or surface. At the moment, though, they seem great.However, the bag is not everything I hoped it would be from the description. It's kind of hard to see from the photos in the description, but there are four loose leather straps hanging off of the bag. They appear to serve no real purpose, and they're just waiting to get caught in a conveyor belt at the airport, or a car door, or another bag's zipper, or . . . you get the idea. I guess you can cinch the buckles to make the bag slightly smaller (and more wrinkly), but for the most part, this seems like something that appears to be functional at first glance but actually serves no practical purpose, and I always find that irritating, to be honest. It's a fairly small detail, but I'm planning to use this bag on a daily basis for several years, and details matter when something's part of your daily life for a long time. And of course the bag has straps and handles that are also waiting to get caught in something, but why add four extra opportunities for this to happen?To be blunt, the bag is also uglier than it appears to be in most of the photos. Maybe it looks better when it's really full, but the way I'm using it, it's wrinkly and floppy. I also think they put too many small pockets in. There are two pretty nice-looking zippers on the outside, but they lead to really small pockets. Another reviewer mentioned putting books in them, but they're really too small for all but the smallest and slimmest of books. There are two zippered pockets on the inside that together form the sides of an open pocket (yes, it's confusing), and two more oddly sized open pockets. Those open pockets on the inside are a little puzzling to me. Unless you have the bag crammed full, it seems like they'd be too loose for a pencil or loose change, and they seem too small for a book or a computer's charger cable. Maybe they're for your extra cell phones, if you're Walter White or something. I'd prefer to have one or two simple internal pockets with zippers, and maybe a slightly larger external pocket for a water bottle. The way it is, though, all those medium-small pockets just add bulk for me: seemingly another design decision that looks good superficially, but doesn't actually make the bag better.On a positive note, the weird feature where you clip the bottom of the bag to the D-rings that the strap attaches to does seem well thought out. At first I was worried that this turns the D-rings sideways, which normally causes them to put a lot of concentrated strain on the sleeve containing them. However, in this case, it seems that they're mainly transferring the strain from the clips on the bottom of the bag to the clips at the end of the strap, without putting significant strain on the leather sleeves holding D-rings in place.Let me return to the overall look of the bag, though. You could argue that the appearance isn't important, or that I should have paid more attention to the words "casual life style" in the description. However, the description also currently suggests that the bag is suitable for "short business travel," and this bag would look ridiculous in a business setting. It would be completely out of place in a formal job interview or in court. If you're going on a personal trip with family or friends, it doesn't matter what your bag looks like, but unfortunately there are times when appearances make a difference.I was a little worried that four stars was too harsh for this bag, since it does appear to be very durable (time will tell) and well thought out in many ways, and the price is very competitive. However, I think that both the written description and the posted photos are slightly misleading (it's not as pretty as in the pictures, and not really suitable for business use), and within hours of receiving it, I can already think of a few fairly obvious ways to make the bag better without increasing production costs (remove the pointless dangling leather straps and get rid of some of baroque system of pockets, and maybe make the bag a little stiffer). Although I expect to get a lot of good use from this bag, I don't think I'll buy another one when the time comes for a replacement. So four stars it is.

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