JetstreamHeavy Duty Multi Pocket Durable Sports Gym Equipment Travel Duffel Bag

I only use it to take my gear to the gym. It's roomy and has held up to basic wear and tear. Not sure how it would do on a long trip. Probably okay, but I can't speak to that.

This bag is solid and we love it. I bought it for my son's hockey equipment but he took it to summer camp as well and it offered so much space. Its great to have the side pockets for small stuff.

36” fits senior gear good, not a lot of extra room but does the job. Seems like good quality. We’ll see how it holds up.Update:after a couple months of use.....1 zipper broke. The zipper is not YKK brand. Good thing the bag has a dual zipper so one is still functional.

Very Large, holds 2 weeks of clothing and shoes, heavy to carry if full to capacity

This has a ton of space for hockey equipment. It has been durable so far. No issues

Best hockey bag I've ever had in 20+ years of hockey and maybe 5-6 bags:- my last one broke at the stitching, it was an expensive, large, heavy graf bag with big beefy zippers. My previous ones broke at the zipper or tore up from skates, weathering in the sun, etc.- this 36" bag is smaller than any other bag I've had, which means *it's the perfect size*. It's so nice having a bag that won't take up the entire trunk of my coupe.- I am 5'10" / 185 and wear a mix of medium and large. This should be good for anyone around my size +/- a few inches.- you don't need "airflow" in a bag, trust me. You want *no* airflow, so your car doesn't stink, and you need to open the bag, or, preferably, yard sale it on your lawn or garage.- it's so nice having a bag that's actually exactly the right size. So much easier to carry. great for narrow hallways. No getting snagged on doors. So much lighter.- it comes in a nice bright purple so you can immediately tell it's yours- hockey bags are, unfortunately, disposable, depending on how hard you are on your equipment, whether you leave it outside, etc.. In a perfect world this would have larger zippers but all my previous bag had those and they failed anyways. All the other materials look the same, there isn't really a way to make a better, tougher, hockey bag. If there were they would advertise it.... Save yourself the pain and heartache I've gone through. Get this cheap, perfectly sized bag that's just as good as every other hockey bag out there.

Nice quality and color

To keep things shorter here at the beginning: My recommendation is, if your kid is anything up to 12 years old, the 32" bag is just fine. But 13+, go with the 36" bag. See my photo of both 32" & 36" bags (32" bag is open in the photo)Details:We first bought the 32" bag (in red). It worked very well for a year, but quite often there was much stuffing the bag unnecessarily to get things to fit. They fit just fine once stuffed and it was simple to carry the bag but we wanted just a little less effort needed for stuffing the equipment.My daughter is 14 going on 15. Her equipment is as big as a full grown adult. She's 5'9" and uses 15" shin pads, Large pants and should pads, and size 10 skates.We pushed up yesterday to the 36" bag and it makes putting the equipment into the bag so much easier.

Le sac est solide et a été livré à temps !

The colour is exactly as it is in the pictures. I fit a spare pair of jeans 3 shirts, 2 pairs of socks, 2 underwear, my shaving kit, with lots of space to spare. It fit comfortably in my buddies Porsche.

Bought this for my son to travel back and forth to university. It has help up well for 5 years with numerous flights. It is spacious, lightweight and durable. I just bought another one for my other son to assist him with his travels. I would recommend.

I love this bag for our family ski trips. It holds ski/snowboard boots, pants and accessories for a family of 4 easily! It is also well made.

Bought this for a 2 week Europe trip as a carry on. My partner said it wouldn’t survive the fight. It did more than that. It now holds both our skates. Huge fan of it.