Closeouts. High Sierra's ATGO wheeled duffel bag has three separate compartments so you can keep your stuff organized while you're living out of your suitcase. Plus, it expands so you can really pack things in for long stays away from home.
- Carry as duffel, rolling suitcase or backpack
- Top zip divider panel can be rolled up and secured to create one large compartment and has zip mesh pocket
- Drop-bottom compartment with compression straps
- Hidden padded backpack straps
- Built-in, high-density foam structure helps maintain the bag's shape while minimizing weight
- Large main compartment expands 2-1/2" for additional capacity
- Zip accessory pockets
- Recessed, telescoping aircraft aluminum handle system with locking mechanism
- Kick plate between the wheel housings protects the bag from abrasion
- SURE-GRIP handles tuck down flat when not in use
- Molded foot allows duffel to stand upright and can be used as a handle
- Reflective piping for added safety
- Made in China
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- Style: Duffel
- Capacity: 5466 cu.in. expands to 5840 cu.in.
- Rolling: Yes
- Carry options: Backpack, Hand
- Telescopic handle: Yes
- Telescopic handle size (up to): 41"
- Material: Duraweave®, Metallic Mini-Weave, 900 denier Duralite® nylon
- Dimensions (HxWxD): 26x14-1/2x14-1/2"
- Weight: 10 lb.
- Made in China
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Average Rating (2 reviews)
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Reviewed by Ed the Fleeced from Charlottesville, VA on Wednesday, September 12, 2012Load it up and you'll pay the airlines an extra $50 or $90. The bad itself weights close to 10 lbs, so you're 20% of your limit before you packa thing. Fill the top section and then flip it over to get to the bottom section ... not an easy task. Very bulky, not symetrical so you are packing in odd curvy corners. The outside access pocket intrudes upon the top section making it hard to put clothes in the top section. I did pack a lot into the bag and it held up, just very a very difficult bag to travel with if you are living out of the suitcase vs unpacking at your destination. Hard to get at stuff easily. Hope it wears out soon, but seems prety durable.
- Best Uses: Car Trip, Not Air Travel Heavy
- Cons: Bulky, Heavy, Oddly Constructed Spaces, Too Tall, Trouble Fitting Into Rent
- Describe Yourself: Casual Adventurer
- Pros: Durable, Large Capacity, Stands Out
- Was this a gift?: No
- What Is Your Gear Style: Comfort Driven
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Reviewed by HVchick from Upstate NY on Wednesday, June 20, 2012Actually purchased High Sierra Wheeled Drop-Bottom Duffel Bag - 32" in October of 2010. The expander zipper broke on my last trip. So it only lasted 2 years before zipper broke. Design of bag makes zipper rub on bottom of bag and ultimately fails. Bag is still usable. Love that I can find it quickly at airport & holds a ton, well more than airlines allows anyways.
- Best Uses: Extended Travel
- Cons: Zipper Snags
- Describe Yourself: Casual Adventurer
- Pros: Easy to Transport, Lightweight
- Was this a gift?: No
- What Is Your Gear Style: Minimalist
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Question “Will this product fit in the overhead bin in an airplane? Can you use as carry on luggage?”
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Answer The High Sierra ATGO Expandable Wheeled Duffel Bag is not carry on approved and will not fit into an overhead compartment.
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Answer It will if you shove it hard enough. In most planes, that was my experience, and I took it to Asia, Australia & back, and I only had to check it once.
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