Herschel Supply Rolling Bags

Frequently Asked Questions

• What materials and recycled content are used in Herschel All Season Hybrid Rollers?

  The Hybrid Roller combines a 100% polycarbonate EcoSystem hardshell (roughly 70% recycled content) with a custom-engineered double-ripstop All Season fabric made from 100% recycled polyester and an EcoSystem recycled-polyester liner or water-resistant tarpaulin. Herschel’s Responsible Collection emphasizes recycled and repurposed materials throughout the shell, liner, and webbing.
• How does the All Season Hybrid Roller compare to Herschel’s Snow Roller bags for winter trips?

  The All Season Hybrid Roller is a versatile carry-on hybrid (hardshell + fabric) built for extended travel, modular stacking with duffles, and urban-to-air portability, while Snow Rollers are length-based (158/168/188 cm), foldable for storage, and tailored to protect skis and snow-specific gear with tarp-style liners. Choose the Hybrid for general all-season travel and airline carry-on needs, and a Snow Roller when you need length and protection for winter sports equipment.
• What organizational features and tracking options do Herschel rolling bags offer?

  The interior uses a split easy-access layout with YKK zippers, Prusik cord pulls, a zippered power-mesh sleeve, elastic garment straps with buckles, and reflective internal screen prints for visibility. There’s also a dedicated Bluetooth tracker pocket sized for devices up to ~1.5" diameter, multiple grab points, and a TPU diamond lash tab for external attachment.
• Are Herschel rolling bags durable enough for rough travel and what mobility features help on uneven terrain?

  Durability comes from the impact-resistant EcoSystem polycarbonate hardshell and water/wind-repellent All Season fabric, while construction details like ripstop webbing and reinforced grab points increase longevity. Mobility is aided by two silent all-terrain wheels (inset Hinomoto on some models), a retractable multi-stage trolley, EVA-padded handles, and modular attachment points for one-handed hauling across uneven surfaces.