Eagle Creek ORV Trunk 30 - 6000 cu in

I travel. Over 150,000 miles and 4 continents in the last 10 months. In that time, I've trashed 6 bags. Had this one a month. Made two trips to Canada (Val D 'Or and northern Newfoundland) and not a thread loose. I travel with work boots and outdoor clothes and struggle not to exceed weight limits, but this bag makes life a lot easier. It won't easily pack your suits though, the shape makes it less than perfect for that. I'm 6'2" and the handle lets me drag it without clipping my heels, also a big plus. I'd buy it again, but with a lifetime warranty I'll never have to. What else can I say?

Our Eagle Creek trunk was nicer and sturdier than I pictured! We are traveling to Italy and allowed only one bag which worried me but as I am packing I find I have plenty of room W/ room to spare. This bag is a classic and I especially like its durability & design. Definately worth the money in my opinion. I plan to use it for a lifetime!!

Just returned from a 2+ week through Europe consisting of mostly one night stays- this bag worked great! No troubles at all with airline check-ins (other than the temptation to pack it too heavy- there is so much room!) Very easy to manage in/out of cars, rolling across cobblestones and carrying up/down tons of stairs. Great handle placement and weigh distributions. Really liked that zippers aligned allowing one lock to cover all but the bottom front compartment. (drop bag does not fit into either exterior pockets, but a half-cube does!)

Just flew to Frankfurt Germany from Arizona and back. No issues from the airlines. Solid bag with a bullet proof warranty. Eagle Creek makes good stuff, nuff said. Could use some more organizer pouches, but, I think it's a solid bag.

I just returned from a 2 wk trip to Yellowstone/Tetons. This was my first time out with this bag and I was able to cram everything I needed into it. I used the Eagle Creek cubes and one envelope for organization. I couldn't believe what I could put in this bag! I had NO AIRLINE ISSUES, either. My bag was underweight (by about 5 lb) and noone batted an eye at the size. This (or the smaller 25 inch we also own) will be the only bag I use from now on. It rolls better than any other piece of luggage we own.

Check in luggage cannot exceed 62 linear inches. This bag is 61 (30+15+16=61). I dont understand why the person below was charged a fine. I had to do a star rating but do not have this bag as of yet. Seriously considering it though

Check in luggage cannot exceed 62 linear inches and this bag totals 61(30+15+16=61). I dont understand why the person below was fined. I had to add a star rating even though I dont own this bag but I am seriously considering.

Love this bag! Just did 10 days in Guatemala, bounced it around pretty hard - it never complained and still looks good. The boot box was great for my concrete-caked boots. Leaving IAH on Continental I was overweight (had a hammer drill and a sawzall stuffed in it) so I got fined $25, but on the way back I was under 50lbs and had no problem checking - no fee for oversize or anything. Great bag.

I took this bag on a three week trip to Europe. It stood up well to airline abuse and was dragged all over the place including a 20 minute walk in the rain to a train station. The wheels are holding up well despite this. I especially like the warranty on this product but don't think I'll ever need to use it since this seems to be a very well made product. The "extra compartment" may work well for some, but I think the extra bagging adds more weight to the product, something which is important when the airlines are charging for every extra ounce.

I just took this bag on a three week trip to Europe. It stood up well to the airline abuse and was dragged around everywhere including a 20 minute walk in the rain to a train station. I especially like the manufacturer's lifetime damage warranty, though I think the product is so well built that I'll never need it. While I know that some will like the boot/laundry storage area, I think that the extra weight of the heavy plastic storage area isn't worth it, especially given that the airlines are charging so much for extra weight. I'm not sure why some of the other writers complained about the size of the bag in reference to the airlines, I had no problem with the six flights on my trip as the bag was within the 62 inches allowed by the airlines.

I was really excited about this bag until I realized you need to pay extra to put it on a plane because the dimensions are too large. If you are going snowboarding or using this bag for train/car travel, I would recommend it. Return shipping costs have hurt my pockets.

I loved this bag, found it to be spacious, well designed, and aesthetically pleasing. I was really disappointed when I discovered that I could not put it on an airplane without a fine because it exceeds dimension limits. For car/train travel I strongly recommend this bag. To avoid approx. $200 each time I want to put it on the plane, I had to put a hole in my pocket from return shipping costs.

Well built and designed. Empty it's pretty light and it holds a ton of stuff.

Even though I haven't had a chance to use my ORV Trunk yet, I know I won't be disappointed. It looks sturdy and indestructible, and if it performs anything like my other Eagle Creek products, I know it'll be a great bag.

Been traveling with my ORV for about a year now. I can get both me and wife's stuff for almost any length vacation. The key to this bag is that it always comes in UNDER the airlines weight limit. Uncanny how that works so well.

After three weeks and four countries in Africa, the bag held up great. I was able to get everything stuffed in the bag and still had room for extras. The wheels worked over all kinds of terrain.

The ORV Trunk is great when you have a lot of gear to haul. Its very sturdy and held up well to airline abuse. The all terrain wheels work well on difficult terrain and its a breeze to drag through airports. The straps are well situated for picking it up when it can't be wheeled. The inner waterproof pocket is useful for wet gear. The outside pockets and interior side pocket are great for organizing the little stuff. The only downside is that its a bit heavy--but I don't know if its really possible to make something this sturdy any lighter.

I just did a 3 week trip to Fiji with my wife and we used the ORV trunk for both of us! This is the nicest piece of luggage that I have ever owned. It is well compartmentalized so it is easy to organize your stuff (if you use the eagle creek packing solutions you will be amazed how much more you can pack). It rolls like a charm and looks sweet as well. What also makes me feel confident about buying this is the lifetime guarantee on it, even though I will be really surprised if I ever have to use it, the construction is bomber!

I haven't really used the trunk yet, but I have explored it pretty well. It's got a lot of capacity and with many of the Eagle Creek packing accessories, I think it will hold a lot of stuff. The water-tight compartment on the bottom of the trunk is a great feature, and the fact that you can load the trunk in the upright position will greatly eliminate shifting of the contents. It's got big external pockets and comfortable straps and handles. I think it'll be this traveler's dream luggage.