I don't travel a lot, but my job does require me to be on the road for a week at a time several times a year.  In the past, I've bummed some higher-end luggage off my parents for my trips, but I finally decided I needed to make an investment in some luggage of my own.

The High Sierra wheeled duffle appears to be relatively well made and a decent value for the price.  It offers plenty of room - more than enough for a week's worth of clothes.  The compartmentalization is a nice feature, and allows you to better organize your clothes, and keep things like your shoes separated from your clean clothes.  This duffle appears to be well constructed, and there are no obvious flaws.  The rolling mechanism works as you'd expect, and is smooth.

I gave this 4 stars instead of 5, because when compared to higher end luggage, I think it's a bit obvious that the High Sierra is made of cheaper (lighter) materials.  For the occasional traveler like myself, I don't find this to be too concerning, but for someone who would subject this duffle to heavy use, it may be an issue.  As with most things in life, you get what you pay for, and I can't say with confidence that this duffle would wear well when subjected to heavy use or abuse.  None of this is to say this duffle is poorly constructed - it's just that the materials are not as heavy duty as what you'd find in more expensive luggage.  I suppose this is simple speculation on my part, so take it with a grain of salt.

Again, for the occasional traveler, I'd have no hesitation in recommending this duffle.  It offers plenty of storage, good organization, and appears like it is constructed well enough that it should last for quite a while.  For someone who is going to subject their luggage to extreme use, I'd have some hesitation in recommending this duffle, simply based on the comparatively light-weight materials used.