TravelproPlatinum Elite 50-Inch Rolling Garment Bag, Shadow Black

Comfortably fits multiple suits for people over 6'3" (without folding or crumpling them!), with plenty of room for additional slacks and shirts. 50 inches long by 24 inches of usable room unzipped on the interior, almost 6 inches of usable depth. Four cubbies for belts/ties, multiple mesh zippered compartments on the flap and a water proof toiletry one. The largest zippered pouch holds 3 pairs of size 14 shoes comfortably(!), 4 pairs if you need to. Still have room leftover for socks, underwear, undershirts. If you're a big or tall person that travels even semi frequently and have longer stays, where you need to bring several suits/outfits, you absolutely need this garmet bag.I have *never* had a travel garmet bag that truly *works* in every way for me. Build quality is quite sturdy, even the travel handle is a better grade aluminum that my old Samsonite. It may be a larger dollar investment for luggage, but you will absolutely love it.

We originally purchased the Max-Lite rolling garmet bag, but it didn't hold enough clothes for two people on a longer trip. This bag got us through different climates and occasions for two weeks while staying under 50lbs., despite being a bit heavier (empty) than the Max-Lite. The hanging bars at both ends, all the pockets and cubbies, including the plastic-lined ones for items that may be wet or leak, make it ideal for longer trips without worrying about creases and wrinkles. The bag makes packing and unpacking so much easier because everything is already on hangars - no folding and unfolding required.Tip: Use the slimmer felt-covered hangars for maximum storage. Those crystal plastic hangars and wooden hangars limit the packing space, especially if they are angled, such as the ones used for a mens suit.One downside was that it can't be hung over a door because of the hanging bars at both ends, and it takes up a lot of space when the zip-around flap is opened. So, if you have to live out of a suitcase without unpacking it, this bag has a large footprint. Also, it is wide when closed and only has two wheels, so it's not as maneuverable as a slimmer, four-wheeled bag. But that was a reasonable trade-off for the extra space, especially since the bag has to be checked-in anyway. That could be a consideration for other types of travel though.The bag looks like new after several flights with transfers, car trips, and handling by bell-services. It is highly recommended if you need to carry a lot, prefer a garment bag to a suitcase, don't mind the inability to hang it up, or the wider berth it requires for wheeling around.

It’s a good size but I would prefer 4 wheels, wish my wife had noticed that before buyin

This was a replacement for a bag that got lost which we loved very much. We received this bag and immediately put it to the test. One feature I really like is that it has hanging hooks on both ends. This was accomplished by eliminating the shoe storage typical on some other bags. If you need that, then this bag isn’t for you. I wasn’t happy with the price point of this bag, although it is built very well and seems like it will last a long time and appears to be able to handle a beating from the airlines. If it lasts then it’s worth it only time will tell. The handles, wheels, fabric seem well thought out and sturdy. The zippers seem like they could be upgraded. I thought for the price point the interior should have had better materials used. Still I’d highly recommend this bag to anyone needing one of these, and I would definitely buy this brand again.

It’s hard to find a garment bag these days. This one is of good size, holds a good amount of clothes (like a dozen or so shirts/pants/dresses), and is sturdy/strong. The zipper can be a bit tricky around the end points, but pull the fabric straight and it isn’t a problem.

So I haven’t taken it on it’s first trip just yet, but upon first inspection and having packed it full of clothes, it seems to be very good quality. Only time will tell, but I have high hopes. It’s unique in that you get hooks for hangers at both ends, which allows for better placement of clothes and better utilizes space. I am concerned there isn’t a stabilization bar or strap that can be placed across the clothes and when folded up there is some movement.

- As a long time user of a Samsonite garment style bag of checked baggage size, I needed to replace it after 10+ years of hard use, and air travel all over the world. While the Travel Pro 50 is more expensive than a Samsonite equivalent, it is a rugged and robust bag with a large capacity. I needed it right away and Amazon could deliver it faster (2 Days), than a Samsonite equivalent. The local Samsonite store did not have the style I wanted in store and order delivery from Samsonite or Amazon was too late for my impending travel.- Be sure to go onto the Travel Pro site to read about how to use the TSA approved travel lock, because the card that comes with the bag is hard to read (small print and unclear diagram). You will want to do this because you will need to put the zipper pulls into the lock, so they won't be damaged during airline baggage handling. Even if you don't set your own combination and leave it at the factory setting you need to know how the lock works.

I purchased this product in December and have used it twice.The handle broke on the second use.The Travelpro site is very hard to use and their instructions for find the information needed to submit a warrantly claim were not applicable to this product.So, I can't get in touch with them (there is no way to get in touch with an actual human), and I don't have the information needed to file on online claim.I have been using Travelpro for a long time, but I guess I'll need to find a different brand if they don't actually stand behind their products.