It is also doing an excellent job of holding up under weekly transport to and ...
586951
This holds our Williams Allegro 88-key keyboard up without difficulty 24/7.  It is also doing an excellent job of holding up under weekly transport to and from keyboard lessons for my daughter.
3412866
It's got lots of places to store stuff so I can load it on the handicapped bus in one roll...I love the quality too. A great bonus for the elderly and disabled to just do what everyday life needs us to do.
3271337
This is a very sturdy bag that does in fact fit easily into airline overheads - better than the carry-on's I've used in the past. A couple times I had to put it under the seat on the plane and it fit there too - and it was full.  I recently took it on an 8 day visit to Europe where it was the only luggage that I had. Things to keep in mind. It holds so much more than you think it will. It is amazing how much. Wherein lies the first problem. If you aren't careful, it can be very heavy! I wanted a backpack so that I wouldn't be bogged down by heavy luggage, and this worked very well on the Metro and other transportation. It was also great when I was able to get off the plane and get to my next connection without having to wait. Having said that, It was very heavy and I was not prepared to carry that weight through huge airports, and transport, and walking up ancient stairs...you get the picture. The second issue, which is somewhat related to the first, is that I wish it would have been wheeled. There are wheeled backpacks out there, and I considered them, but thought this would be better and the price difference wasn't insignificant. I was wrong. Running in and out of metro and mass transport with this on your back is perfect, even going up stairs, but I would have loved to have a wheeled option when going through the very large airports. Having the weight temporarily off my back would have been ideal. There is a handle, but it is on the top - one on the side would have made carrying more manageable when not in "back pack" mode. So, this is a well made bag and can carry a great deal. I used the handle and the straps, both held up well. I laid on it, stepped on it, shoved it in places, still looks great.  I bought two of these as there were two of us traveling. We both liked these, but if we were to do it over again I would splurge for one with wheels. One star deduction for not being wheeled and not having a second carry handle on the side.
4038440
I Love it and I am loving it. It is strong and sturdy. I use the bag everyday on my commute to work to gym and home, it has braved the elements and still looks good.
1609481
Bigger than I expected but does its job and is holding up well
1802424
Ive had it for a few weeks and Im very pleased with it.  I think a medium sized load is the most you should load into it.  The churner of the unit seems to work best when used with the small/ medium wash setting.  I choose medium and it works great.  Overall it was super easy install.  Note: Its a ton lighter / manuverable outside of the box.  Mater of fact, it was substantially lighter and easier to carry.  I chose to unbox it at the bottom of my stairs rather than leaving it boxed and carrying it.  This was a great idea and really made moving it into my apartment quite easy.  So far I have about 15 washes through it and it works perfectly.  Also, I can verify that it can handle being transported (fully boxed and packed from shipper) on its side for 30 mile distance.  This was mostly freeway miles but no problems once I got it home.  I don't recommend transporting the box on its side, but I unfortunately had to.  Seems well built!  This is one of those " why didn't I get this sooner?"  Conclusion: Just buy it.  Not too noisy and works well
3971853
After using this bag continuously for the last month I'm still very pleased with it. I am able to fit about two weeks worth of clothes, a couple extra pairs of shoes, all my charging accessories, a couple books, and all my toiletries and laundry stuff. The bag is holding up well so far. I recommend this size if you are packing for an extended trip, if you are only using it for a week or two at a time you could probably go with one of the smaller options. I also recommend using some sort of storage cube for this to maximize the space. I am using eagle creek brand storage cubes and it feels very organized and efficient.
298324
I'm sure it is well suited to light touring as well, but as I only have experience using this pannier set for commuting, the title had to reflect it. I've been commuting to/from work with these for about a month. It is a very spacious set that holds my change of clothes (shoes included), a fleece jacket when needed, towel and shower paraphernalia, a second set of cycling clothes, lunch and work place laptop/adapter when they needed to be taken home/work (With space to spare I have to add).

I haven't had to use them yet, but the rain covers are a good peace of mind even though the material looks/feels like it is rain/water resistant. It easily locks to your rack and can be adjusted for rack length. It also comes with one spare hook in case you break one.

The bottom hook is metal and attaches to the lowest opening on the rack, and two top hooks are adjustable to fit the tube thickness of your rack at the top. A quality product that I'm glad I bought.
4388029
I bought this bag to carry on and then be able to access transit without pulling a suitcase.  It looks like a giant purse but holds enough for a long weekend for two with shoes and toiletries.  No need to schlep a suitcase through the lobby or wait for bags to be delivered to my room.  It is of sturdy construction and has a pleasing shape full or half empty.  I highly recommend it for casual travel.
97807
Really great tote bag for work and commute. The laptop compartment just fits my 13" Macbook Pro. The bag is spacious, with several internal slip pockets and six outer slip pockets (two of the outer slip pockets are larger and have magnet snap closures). I can fit my laptop, giant wallet, giant water bottle, kindle paperwhite, lunchbox, and tons of other loose things in here. It's excellent that the bag stands up by itself and keeps its shape, instead of flopping over or bending over. The straps are very sturdy; my previous bags all started to rip at the place where the handles attach to the bag, because laptops and work things are pretty heavy. I don't expect this one to rip, because the material is durable.
One star off because the material is pretty rough to the touch, it feels like fabric you would use for a uniform for working in a cave or something. At least I know it will withstand the elements during my commute.
937890
I like it. The material is okay and holds up fine during my weekly travels.
4615630
I'm using it to hold my charger wires and various chargers that I've got. I have various devices. Although the pockets are a little small it serves the purpose. It is also very sturdy.
1290964
I acquired the Hardigg iM2975 Storm Case during my deployment to Iraq.  I have been thoroughly satisfied with the protective construction of the case itself, as I don't have to worry about any of my personal equipment (cell phones, computers, cameras, etc.) being damaged as it is transported from location to location.  The case provides ample room for all of my stuff.  The closure system is fool-proof with double-action clasps that are extremely unlikely to come open from being bumped as jolted.

I have flown with my case on a number of military and commercial flights and have not encountered any problems with it being oversized, etc.  The retractable handle is a well-thought out feature and it packs securely away to protect it from getting snagged or caught in luggage compartments.  For transportation within built-up areas the wheels work superbly, however in areas without paved surfaces (i.e. gravel) the wheels tend to be somewhat undersized and get snagged.

Overall, I am extremely happy with the product, I am giving it a 4-star rating simply because of its weight and the size of the wheels (larger wheels would make it useful on a wider variety of surfaces).  I actually like it better than the Pelican products that I own, because the material is more scratch resistant and slightly harder (although the seals are less robust).
1274704
Six months on, this is a terrific daily commuting pannier. Just enough space. Completely waterproof--I've been thru some massive rainstorms and the insides stay dry. Good parts and easy attachment to the rack. One problem: over time the outside pocket surface has developed some wear from articles within--worried it might crack at some point. But otherwise excellent and durable.
1573445
Daily service as a commuter bag and transporting workout clothes.  The pack is performing as expected and will be used for outdoor activities as well.
658675
Have been using this model for the last few years on weekly basis and has been very satisfied with it.
2469090
The holder enables you to support the unit in different positions making it comfortable to use and added protection when transporting