Netpack 23" U-zip lightweight tote 

"Disappointed, quality is OK,very thin, expected more for price."

"When you first get this package you are confused and alittle tiffed. Because this big bag comes in such a tiny package but to your pleasant surprise it is a well compacted bag at first, about the size of a clutch that then transforms into the 23" bag you ordered. So when your not using this bag, you fold it back up into itself and tuck it into your clothing draw for safe keeping. This bag is large enough for lots of things but needs more organization and the pockets are nice to have but are few."

"Great bag. Took it full to New York and empty folded in a small pack on the way home. Recommend highly for all kinds of travel!"

"I love this for travel"

"Lightweight - folds down small - opens large. Good price."

"I bought this tote in case I needed an extra bag when I travel. I ordered the blue and got a navy, not the bright blue shown on the product page. It's very light, is easy to pack into the attached pouch, and has internal and external pockets for organisation. I'm concerned about its durability, since the side seams are sewn with one row of chain stitches, so I plan to top stitch them for reinforcement. I got the bag at a bargain price, so I'll keep it anyway."

"This is the answer to the fragile-or-valuable-purchase-in-the-bulging-suitcase-problem. It folds to nothing and weighs nothing. I did add a pad to the straps to make it easier to carry. It doesn't have wheels, but it perches comfortably atop my carryon, which does. And if what I have is too big, I didn't need whatever it was anyhow. I used to carry a duffle bag as my just-in-case backup (ever had your roller board booted off the plane, even though it was regulation size?) but this is a vast improvement in configuration and design for women. Guys might turn up their noses, but I've had a couple of envious stares from men who were pulling laptops and other unmentionables out of last-minute-had-to-checks at the gate."