Everest Sporty Crossover Duffel Bag, Dark Gray, One Size

I bought this same bag in royal blue several years ago, and have gotten a lot of use out of it. It fits well in the locker of my gym, has lots of storage, and is sturdy. After it finally started showing its age, I bought a replacement in orange this time and the bag looks great.

Lasted 8 years so far. Zippers, handles, and fabric in good condition. I use it 3 times a week on average at Fitness Center and keep it in car in all temperatures (generally 15°F - 100°F) about 90% of time. I'm thinking of getting another color and retiring this one for use in home gym.

The fabric is a bit thin, so I woud definitely caution against over-stuffing the bag or pulling on the zippers with too much force, but otherwise it's an amazing duffle bag. the fact that it's rectangular instead of round makes it feel much bigger on the inside than it looks, while also being the perfect size and shape for an airplane carry-on. It fits snugly in typical (US) overhead bins or underneath seats. It's got a reasonable amount of pockets without feeling excessive: The main (central) part of the bag, two decently sized end pockets (each can easily fit a couple pairs of pants or several shirts rolled up), a front flat pocket the perfect size for a wallet or passport, and open netted pockets at each end which are great for quickly tucking something away while on the move or having a phone or paperwork easily accessible when traveling. I don't personally use the shoulder strap so I'm glad that it's removable, and happy that if I do want it I can just easily clip it back on at any time, and it's adjustible in length.

This is a decent duffle bag strong enough for some ordinary use. The compartments are sensibly designed and the zippers and closures make sense. However, the synthetic fabric is light-weight and the seams are weakly sewn. Overall, its durability is doubtful. Similarly, the zippers are on the cheap/light-weight side -- they work mostly but are prone to snagging and won't survive repeated or heavy use. The bag didn't cost a lot. It is about what one should expect at this price point -- no worse, but no better. It wouldn't survive many trips through an airport and I wouldn't even try it. But for a once-in-a-while light duty or overnight bag, it's fine. I use mine as a first-aid kit so 99% of the time it just sits there, isn't opened and closed repeatedly, and isn't overloaded. For that, it works well.

No damage came fast looks good very happy with the sports bag.

I like the item. It has'nt been used much as yet, but it does have the appearance & feel of a quality product, ie... relatively strong zippers, a fair number of pockets, ect. It's a bit smaller than I perceived, but thats a common thing I think. Meaning, looks, size, ect... are subjective.I would buy this item again, in this size, for another application, than the one I had in mind.The bottom line is that if it holds up under moderate use over time, then it's definitely worth the money.

Got this duffle bag for grandsons football 🏈 equipment. He wanted last name embroidered on it so he could easily know his bag from others. Looks sharp. Will be buying another for other grandson

This is the fourth one we’ve purchased between ourselves and gifts for others. Love it, great quality and durability with daily heavy use. Color hasn’t faded at all and it’s been 3 years and still looks new, even with it being used daily. Will keep coming back to this for any others we need in the future.Not too bulky to fit in a gym locker, but big enough to fit clothes, toiletries, water bottle, gym accessories, men’s size 14 shoes and a pool towel!