CALPAK Plato 21-Inch Rolling Upright Duffel Bag, Burgundy

This bag was okay and lasted through my trip across the country so I gave it three stars. It held enough for the five day trip and was an easy carry on. It is light weight and paperwork and can be stored in the front pocket. No issues with the zippers and it made it through the city of Seattle pulling it along a few blocks. The cons out weigh the benefits though. The bag is not reenforced on the wheel side so it did develop a hole. I was careful with it and it still happened. My husband had the same bag in black and his needed to be thrown out at the end. He also had issues keeping it steady while walking and it kept flipping over and he would end up dragging it. I wouldn't buy this brand again. I liked the bright pink color as it made my bag easy to see but I am just disappointed with the quality and weight of the material used. With a few simple changes this bag could have been outstanding.

The size of this bag is great and I love that I can roll it through airports as it is painful on my shoulders to carry duffle bags. I do wish it was able to stand on it's side because it's very inconvenient to keep setting it down all the way while the roller handle is still up.

I purchased this bag for a trip I planned. I wanted a duffle with a shoulder strap, but also wheels. It is the perfect size. The wheels work just fine. It can become a little heavy when using the strap, due to the hardware for the wheels. All in all, it met my needs. I used it to fly Southwest Airlines and it met the carry on requirements, so I didn't need to check it.

I took this thinking it would be easier than a suitcase........Wrong......it would not stand up. I had to lean or prop it against something. It was horrible. I got two of these, used one and sent both back. Not sturdy at all. I didn’t even have that much in the bag.

I will never fly Spirit airlines again, but this bag meets thier carry on limits. Only 2 wheels, so doesn't stand on its own. Weeks are tucked in and handle protected with zippered cover.

The only SMALL glitch is the handle that pulls out does not have anything to lock it to keep it from pushing it... so you need to pull the bag instead of pushing it when manouvering The best thing for me about the bag is the shoulder strap, though... makes this small inconvenience not too bad.

Bought this to travel abroad on a bus tour. Was perfect because it could be used a duffle and has wheels if I didn't want to carry. I have used the bag for multiple times since and has held up well.

It wasn't as sturdy as it looks in the picture. I also found it more of a pain that it doesn't stand on its own.