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For frequent travelers, a suitcase is often the most practical choice. But, there are plenty of times when a duffle bag works better: medium-length getaways to see friends or family; road trips; and ...

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As a chronic overpacker, I often find myself sitting on top of my suitcase and wrestling zippers shut. That all changed when I tried the Hideaway Carry-On Duffel by No Reception Club. Unlike most ...

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