This bag is sturdy and well designed. The shoe box is a great idea and the bag's book style opening means you don't have to empty the bag to find something. The mesh enclosed side works great with pack-it cubes and eagle creek toiletry sets, and the load straps on the other side are functional and easy to use.

I bought this to replace an Eagle Creek Explorer backpack which i used backpacking around Asia and had been using as a carry-on. I also have an ORV Take2, ORV trunk 30, and a bunch of Pack-it cubes/folder/ect. All of them have many miles on them and still look new. I doubt i will ever end up using it but the no-matter-what warranty cant be beat. They might cost a little more than other luggage, but its well worth the minimal cost to get something made as well as Eagle Creek.

I've had this bag for about 5 months and 80,000 miles now, and it still looks new. I also have a ORV 30 and they both are unbelievable bags. I just bought a tarmac 22" carry on and bet it lives up to my expectations.

Eagle creek cant be beat.

This thing is ok i guess, but its pretty thin. It is like a cross between a set of jersey knit sheets and a pair of nylons. I wanted it for staying in hostels, but i didn't think mesh was going to keep much dirt out, so i returned it and bought a silk one. Bottom line, too thin.

This bag is pretty sweet. When you take it apart it, each piece looks sort of small but it is surprising the amount of stuff you can fit into it. It would have been nice to have a name tag on each piece, for when you take it apart and check both pieces separately, but thats a minor gripe.

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

So i bought a couple of the medium and a couple of the large. They work well for jackets and other bulky items. Worth the cost if you're trying to get a lot in a suitcase.