Backcountry

All Around 105L Duffel

As Described and Durable

100L had 2 gallon sized side pockets, and a large main center pocket. There’s also a mesh pocket and little detail pockets as well. Carrying types: Sling, Backpack Straps, carrying handles Packing: Will fill to full capacity, and has cinch straps

Best duffles out there

Familiarity:

I've put it through the wringer

Height:

5' 9"

Weight:

160

I use these all the time - from packing to multi-week long expeditions in the winter time, packing for flights, and packing to hit the road and having gear organized and protected in these durable bags. Ive got a couple of the 40L ones and about 6 of the 105L ones I use for winter expeditions.

Perfect Roadtrip Bag

Familiarity:

I've used it several times

Weight:

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Love this bag for roadtrips!! Its got plenty of space, durable straps for tossing it around while camping, and I loveee the color. Currently I have two of these and already thinking about snagging another. Highly recommend!

Great bag, dislike straps

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I've put it through the wringer

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Great bag, really like the material. I don't like the metal buckle connectors. Every time I went to throw it on my shoulders I was constantly worried that the 2 metal pieces were sitting correctly. Never had a problem with the plastic buckle snap side. It is a bit big to carry on the shoulders. I took it to Europe and def wished I had wheels. Given the strap issues and the carrying capacity on the shoulders, this has switched to a car camping bag and the straps have stayed off. It is great for clothing/bedding storage. Would love to see a wheeled option :)

Pretty Neat and Doesn't Smell Like Feet!

Familiarity:

I've used it several times

Weight:

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This duffle was very thought out, and seems to offer something for everyone. - Probably my favorite feature is the pocket on the end that allows you to separate your stinky shoes, gym clothes, wading boots, climbing shoes, or whatever else your sweet little heart desires. - Daisy Chain connections are bomber and make attaching water bottles or strapping the bag down in the raft a breeze. - Not "waterproof" But pretty darn water resistant and the flap that overlays the main zip keeps splashes at bay. So this can be a great river bag for easy floats where unplanned swims aren't typically on the agenda. - The Backpack straps are nice for a quick portage from truck to camp or cabin -- but I reckon there isn't any 100L+ duffle that you should carry through the airport or for any amount of distance really. Just not the intended purpose for this type of bag, as there's no suspension system to support the weight. Not a knock on this bag at all.

Bomber duffel

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I've put it through the wringer

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Ideal duffel to store and organize gear. I use it to keep all my ski stuff contained and it's easy to just throw in my buddy's car. Wears in well and has a ton of room.

Everything you need!

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I've put it through the wringer

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This is a fantastic duffel. It is big enough for longer trips that require lots of gear, but also easy to haul around thanks to the backpack straps and burly handles. The separated compartment at the end of the duffel is clutch for wet clothes, gear, and shoes to make sure they are away from the rest of you dry storage. Plenty of well thought out organization and storage options inside the bag as well. You also can't beat the colorways in this bag, I wish I could buy them all!

Great bag for anything and everything!

Familiarity:

I've put it through the wringer

Size Bought:

105l

Height:

5' 8"

Weight:

150

I have a few of these bags and I love them for schlepping gear from point A to point B. I have my resort skiing kit permanently parked in one of them, and all my mountain bike stuff in another. At the end of one season, I just swap one for the other in my car. Never leave home without what I need. Honestly, I could probably use another one for all my climbing gear...

Good for what it's worth

Familiarity:

I've used it several times

Size Bought:

105

Height:

5' 11"

Weight:

155

I've used this now for a whole ski season as my gear bag. And for Paragliding clinic bag several times. Holds a good amount of gear, straps are not the most comfortable but worked for the 1/2 hikes. There are a ton of points to clip stuff on. Material has held up nicely in the desert and mountains. I would like to see more adjustment of the shoulder straps and more cushion on them but out side of that I like the bag. Maybe add a small waist strap too would be nice, or the option to attach one.

Very uncomfortable

This bag is terrible- don't recommend. I initially got this for the lower price point and great reviews. But the backpack straps are so flimsy and have no support so they are uncomfortable to carry around. There is no supporting structure to the bag so carrying it in on your back puts all the weight on your shoulders. Would not recommend this large of a duffel for travel purposes.