Porter Woodward
16 de julio de 2025
A lot of functionality for not a lot of money.
This is a fair sized duffle. Definitely enough for a weekend trip or long weekend - and if you're clever and efficient - long enough for a week. The garment bag feature is very cool for those times you need to travel with something a little more formal - suit and pants, or a partner's outfit. The interior is mostly "unplanned" space - with a number of smaller pockets which line the interior for incidentals. All have either an elastic or zip close to retain the contents. There is a vented shoe compartment - which works - although it impinges on the interior space available for clothes - also it's not large, I wear size 10s and the length of the compartment is only _just_ enough.The way it all zips to roll up and make a roughly cylindrical bag is neat - although it does make the opening a bit odd when packing your regular travel clothes. The material is good quality - for the price - and the stitching is OK. The straps and clasps all seem to be good quality; I wouldn't expect to hike the Appalachian Trail with it as a backpack - and nor would I put it under a lot of duress. But normal travel with a jog in the airport to catch a flight would be fine.It's a nice addition as a carry-on - for your clothes and other essentials. The positioning of the interior pockets is a bit cumbersome if you have a security check where you need to pull such items out. The design is an interesting compromise that gets you a lot of functionality - in the same way there are better knives which are just knives than a multi-tool - this is a multi-tool for those times you need a lot of possible functionality and don't want to have a dozen dedicated bags.Ver másVer menos
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