OspreyTransporter 60L Wheeled Travel Duffel Bag, Blue Flame/Nocturnal BlueBluesignBluesignBluesign

I was surprised at how light it is empty. Some similar sized bags start off heavy and can easily exceed the baggage limit. Can't wait to load it up for a long trip. It doesn't have big zippered pockets inside like my Ospry Porter but I use packing cubes to keep everything in it's place.

This is easily the best piece of luggage I've ever used - far and away better than even the nicest suitcase I've ever owned. It's beyond excellent - the overall quality of this bag is incredible; almost indescribable. I can't overstate how nice this case is - from the zippers to the wheels and handles, it's extremely well designed and well made. You will not be disappointed with this case. Osprey makes extremely high quality backpacks that I've used for several years, and their luggage lives up to the same reputation.All that quality comes at a cost. This is easily 4-5 times more expensive than similarly-sized rolling duffel bags of lower quality. If you only travel once a year or less, you could get by perfectly fine with the lower-quality bag. However, if you fly 2+ times a year I think investing in a very nice suitcase like this one is a good choice and I would recommend this bag to any frequent traveler.Let me reiterate that every part of this case is excellent, but some specific parts are worth pointing out. The extendable pull handle is designed very well and slides easily up/down. The wheels are very solid and it rolls easily. It stands up on its end without falling over, regardless of whether the bag is empty or filled up. The zippers are all thick and slide very well, and they are covered by a protective flap on the main compartment so they don't sustain any damage in flight. The sides of the bag are structured and not flappy like some rolling duffels - they stay upright when the bag is open, making it way easier to pack in.Possibly my favorite feature of this bag is there are grab handles on every side of it. It's so frustrating trying to move a suitcase around in the back of a car or pick it up off the conveyer belt or just carry it around when the bag only has a handle on the top. This one has lots of handles positioned strategically all over the bag so it's very easy to move around, carry, reposition, etc.There is a lot of usable space in this bag - easily enough room for a weeklong trip and possibly more if you packed well. And on top of all the other nice features, the bag looks really nice, and is simply an impressive piece of luggage for someone who likes to travel in style.I LOVE this bag. It's pricy, but if you travel a lot, it's absolutely worth it. Highly recommended.

The Osprey Transporter 90 rolling duffel bag is a great piece of luggage. This bag promised a blend of duffel bag flexibility and suitcase convenience, and for the most part, it delivers. I am a fan of Osprey gear and they are known for their quality. I wanted a bag to travel with camping gear. It needed to roll so I could wheel it through airports but still be rugged and shaped where I can easily throw it in the cargo area of a vehicle and then use it at camp or in a tent. A traditional suitcase isn't suited for this situation. This rolling duffel is perfect for my use. I love the Osprey logos stamped and printed in a few key areas.Pros:Spacious and Organized:This duffel boasts a surprising amount of packing space. The 90 liters capacity easily swallows several days worth of clothes or gear. I particularly appreciate the separate compartments, pockets, and compression straps. These features kept my clothes and gear organized and prevented them from shifting during transit.Durable Construction:The fabric feels robust and has a sheen to the finish that I wasn't expecting. The zippers are sturdy and haven't snagged, and the reinforced corners offer good protection. The plastic frame and handle could be a little flimsy but they have not given me any reason to think they won't hold up.Smooth Rolling:The wheels glide effortlessly, even on uneven surfaces. The retractable handle is comfortable to grip and locks securely in place.Versatile Carrying Options:Beyond the rolling function, this duffel offers padded top handles and side handles that are sturdy. This versatility is a lifesaver when you need to lift the bag into a truck or navigate stairs. There is a hard plastic handle that is molded into the bottom of the frame for lifting.Lightweight:Despite its size and durability, the bag itself is surprisingly lightweight, which is crucial for avoiding overweight baggage fees.Cons:While the interior storage is excellent, I found myself wishing for more exterior pockets or optional interior dividers.While the pull handle has held up so far, I have some concerns about its long-term durability, especially when the bag is fully loaded. It feels slightly less robust than the rest of the bag.This rolling duffel is not a hybrid design as others have mentioned, there are no backpack straps so this is truly a rolling duffel only. This isn't really a negative for me but worth mentioning for others. There is a luggage tag compartment but it is partially covered by a handle.Overall:The Osprey 90L rolling duffel bag is a solid choice for travelers looking for a spacious, durable, and versatile luggage option. While it has a couple of minor drawbacks, the pros far outweigh the cons. It's a great alternative to a traditional suitcase, offering more flexibility and packing space. I would recommend this bag to anyone who travels frequently and needs a reliable and convenient way to transport their gear.

I've long been a fan of Osprey packs and own several different sizes for different needs. This is my first foray into Osprey luggage. I ordered the 60L bag with the intent to use it for shorter trips.Overall, I feel that this pack lives up to the material and build quality that I've come to expect from Osprey. The seams and stitching are perfect. The bag is attached to the frame in a way that leads me to believe that it will hold up to years of use. The bag is essentially one large compartment with a mesh pocket on the inside of the flap and another small pocket on the top end that will hold a few essentials that I need to get to quickly. I use packing bags to organize my clothes when traveling and the large main compartment, coupled with the two retention straps should keep everything organized and secure. There are grab handles on all four sides that make it easy to get a secure grip on the bag when loading and unloading into a vehicle. I think this particular bag is right at the limit of a carry on size for smaller airplanes. However, if the build quality is as good as that of their packs this should hold up to all but the most aggressive baggage handlers. That said, I will primarily use this when traveling by car so I'm not expecting it to see a lot of abuse.All in all, this looks like the perfect bag for shorter trips of 3-4 days or perhaps a bit longer with a minimalistic approach to packing.