LAPG Expedition Carry-On Travel Duffel Bag, Multi-Way Outdoor Travel Bag with Backpack Straps, Od Green

I was looking for a duffle bag that would accommodate my AR pistol as well as enough clothes, etc for a road trip I have coming up. Something 22-24 inches long. Looked and looked for just the right bag. Considered 5.11 and Maxpedition. They have great reputations and I actually have a few of each of their products. They never disappoint...until you look at the price. Usually, you get what you pay for, so I was ready to buy the Maxpedition DoppleDuffle, at $225. Then I found this bag for $70. I took a chance on it and have been very pleased. The only thing it is lacking is a shoulder strap, but at this price point, I can get over it. The bag is very sturdy, good sewing on the seams, a rigid bottom so it doesn't sag with my AR pistol in it, and there are two straps sewn to the bottom to secure my pistol to prevent if from sliding around. Also, it has several zippered pouches inside and plenty of molle attachments outside to strap on the Maxpedtion pouches I have on hand. Just a great, all around travel duffle for the price. I'll attach some photos later.

Solid and sturdy. We also purchased a couple 5.11 Rush LBD Mike duffles. I've always been a little leary of the polyester... I love 5.11's nylon, super durable and holds up better in Arizona's heat. Glad I took a gamble on this bag. Great size; for comparison, this bag is just between 5.11's Rush LBD bag, sizes Lima (large) and X-ray (extra large) bags. The mesh pockets are sturdy and well sewn. No shoulder strap as some have mentioned, but you can wear it like a backpack of you need.

liked the durability and the sturdiness of the bag because it fit everything I needed to fit from a pair of work boots to a full uniform as well as a is a bulletproof vest vest and a full duty rig It also had a lot of room left over including the top 2 pockets the 3 pockets in the side which is where I used to store small items such as my belt keepers. But overall I think it's the best bag I've ever bought so far.

I got this bag for my duty gear. the bag and zippers are good, but the plastic hardware is brittle and breaks very easily. i broke a clip and a buckle the first time i put it on, so i went and upgraded all the clips and buckles with titanium hardware and now have no issues.i can fit my vest, belt, change of clothes, bag of restraints, hardcase and toiletries in this bag no problem. i use it every week and its been holding up great so far toting around 50+lbs. great bag, just change out the hardware.

Great bag and quality construction. Very heavy duty - I use the bag as a range bag for precision riflery. Its holds a cast iron bench rest, targets, multiple headphones, staple gun, cleaning kit, ammo cans, gloves, shooting glasses, pens, markers and a large spotting scope. It is the absolute PERFECT size and very durable considering the weight of its cargo. I dont leave reviews often but this product deserves it.

Got this to augment my ATV storage .... plenty of molle attachment points etc

My wife bought this for her duty gear as a police officer. It's SO big! I wouldn't use it as a carry-on because of this. Great material and looks like it's going to last her whole career.

I can only give this an 3-star rating as it's OK, but could be a 5-star bag if they used higher quality materials. It's polyester, and the inside is lined with a rubbery type material. So it's "cheap" compared to other similar bags with higher price tags like those made by Vanquest or Maxpedition. I ended up going with the Maxpedition Ironcloud. There's a night and day difference between the this bag and the Ironcloud, but also in the price tag. For me, the extra cost is well worth it. But if you're on a budget, this bag should serve the purpose.