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Patagonia Black Hole 120L Wheeled Duffel - 7323cu in

Item # PAT00ZD

( 4 Reviews )

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Tech Specs

Material:
900D polyester ripstop, TPU laminate, DWR coating
Volume:
7323 cu in
Rolling:
yes
Pockets:
1 zippered side, 1 mesh lid
Closure:
zipper
Claimed Weight:
138 oz
Recommended Use:
travel
Manufacturer Warranty:
lifetime

When your long travels require you to bring everything but the kitchen sink, count on the Patagonia Black Hole 120L Wheeled Duffel to handle the load. This big, burly bag has ample space to carry everything you need for multi-week stays in foreign locales, and its rugged construction ensures it can hold up against bad baggage handlers and worse weather.

Ripstop fabric is highly abrasion-resistant so the Black Hole 120L can take a serious beating, and the TPU-film laminate and DWR finish repel water so the bag's contents don't get soaked when you're making your way to your hotel in a downpour. You can throw this bag around by its haul handles without worry, because the bottom is padded with foam to protect contents. Making your way around airports, train stations, and city streets is easy thanks to smooth-rolling oversized wheels and a convenient telescoping handle. Patagonia knows that load and tie-down options are essential with gear bags, so it has provided four corner-mounted webbing daisy chains for the big loads. A U-shaped lid to the main compartment makes it easy to find what you're looking for, and the zippered exterior pocket and two zippered internal mesh pockets help you stay organized.

  • Polyester ripstop fabric
  • TPU-film laminate and DWR finish
  • Foam-padded bottom
  • Sturdy frame sheet
  • Telescoping handle
  • Oversized wheels
  • Corner-mounted webbing daisy chains
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Worked great on the crmbt

    I used this to haul my gear for the Colorado Rocky Mountain Bicycle Tour 2015. Fit inside the vestibule of my Marmot Eos 1p, no problem. My only concern is that the flap of the bag usually sits depressed. If the guides were to drop my bag off lying flat on the ground and a downpour hit, water could still infiltrate the bag through the zipper. That's probably asking too much of any bag without a pack cover. Strong wheels good handle, good material, perfect volume, decent look, little pricey, but you do want to arrive after a long day of riding and know your gear is dry and your bottle of Knob is secure.

    Bomber in every way!

    • Familiarity:I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

    This is the burly-est wheeled duffle I've ever had. It puts the last one I had to shame, and that one took a beating after 15 years. The fabric, construction, details and design scream QUALITY - which is what I've come to expect from Patagonia. With the green logo, it also "stands out from the pack" on the lugguage carrousel or cart, with out being obnoxious. I REALLY love this bag.

    Bomber in every way!

    Does this wheeled duffel meet airline requirements, or would it require excess baggage fee's? Also, does this style stand up "on end" by itself?

    Have an Answer?

    Maile,



    The dimensions on this are 31x15x14. You can check with the airline and see if it is withing their size restrictions. Also, find out their weight restrictions, so you don't over-pack.



    Have a great trip!

    Emily Jenson

    Expert Gearhead

    ejenson@backcountry.com

    801.746.7587

    This bag has a capacity of 120 liters, I have a 140-liter/8500 cu in Mountain Hardwear rolling duffle that has no problems getting into regular checked luggage whether flying domestic or international. The heaviest checked load was 90lbs, however I believe today's per-bag limit is 70lbs.