Luggage Bags and Packs
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Nothing too crazy but I found this Visvim market bag for 60% off so I couldnt turn it down. The fabric is a really light but tough herringbone, it should be a great carryall.
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Thanks @Anesthetist waterproof is not necessary, but it should handle a short shower. I have a north face duffle since ages and it’s really tough and durable. I took it in the mountains climbing, on a boat, hundreds of trips but I look for something not so neopreney…
I recommend https://trucedesigns.com
I have a ~40L Dyneema duffle that I've taken on many trips, even had to check it overseas once and it was fine.
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Thanks @Anesthetist waterproof is not necessary, but it should handle a short shower. I have a north face duffle since ages and it’s really tough and durable. I took it in the mountains climbing, on a boat, hundreds of trips but I look for something not so neopreney…
I recommend https://trucedesigns.com
I have a ~40L Dyneema duffle that I've taken on many trips, even had to check it overseas once and it was fine.
Thanks they look good. I will heck out though it seems like they are pretty busy currently.
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Looking to pick up a couple new bags. Was initially looking for new luggage suitcases, but I think I may be better off getting some duffels for all kinds of travel.
What say you about the Patagonia Black Hole series? Something similar that is better? Probably will get a 40L and maybe a 70L.
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I have Black Holes and like them a lot, but generally use my Ortliebs for any time I have to check luggage….
I was finally able to handle some Ortlieb bags at a bike shop and they feel pretty bomb proof. I love my SDR duffle but I can see getting a set of Ortlieb down the line.
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Dont know if I have said this before, but their full life guarantee is great. I bought one from a retailer in Germany, and blew the zip (my fault, I was a little over-optimistic about how much shit I could stuff in it). Despite not having a receipt, the UK importer swapped it for a new one, no questions asked (except what colour I would like
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Nothing too crazy but I found this Visvim market bag for 60% off so I couldnt turn it down. The fabric is a really light but tough herringbone, it should be a great carryall.
@Anesthetist where did you get it from?
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Tom bihn and red oxx make good technical duffles.
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I forgot about saboteurs 
But cheers mate, I will review when it arrives, but it will most likely just be a gush-fest where I try to justify my complete madness.Bole arrive yet? Impatiently waiting to live vicariously through you
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I forgot about saboteurs But cheers mate, I will review when it arrives, but it will most likely just be a gush-fest where I try to justify my complete madness.
Bole arrive yet? Impatiently waiting to live vicariously through you
Same!
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Just picked up the Patagonia Black Hole duffels in both 40L and 70L. Also grabbed one of the 25L tote bags since I always wind up with 972 things I have to bring in when I get home (while also wrangling 2 little ones).
I'm planning on picking up a roof rack and bars for the top of the car to get out and camp more.
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We got this 110L Ortlieb to carry all Hattie’s stuff. We have pack n plays everywhere we’re going, so I took that free space with a VX duffel from Triple Aught full of all my clothes for the trip. The Triple Aught duffel is so thin that it makes for a perfect packing organizer in a bag this big, and we’ll have it for day trips and as a beach back and such in addition to my VX Defy Verbocken, which continues to be an amazing bag that I use on every trip. Thanks again for the tenth time Graeme for that suggestion.
It’s duffles all the way down…
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Nice score McL!
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Three or four years ago, @Filthy gave me a Samurai denim rucksack that was too small for his needs. It's been a gym bag, travelling, shopping, and even to the office. It's probably been used most days. Thanks Mike!
Unfortunately when I arrived in Heathrow on my way to Gosport, one of the straps failed. The cotton webbing had shredded. It looked like the other one was starting to come loose, so I decided to retire it.
Whilst at the Iron Heart party, I passed it onto @swiss-jeansfreak so that it could have its eternal rest in the Jeans Museum. However, Ruedi is a pretty hardcore mountaineer, and he knows people, so it's possible that it'll be repaired and continue to have a life.
Now I've got to figure out a replacement. I'm going to drag my Defy Verbockel out for the time being, but I've got an eye on a Kasperi Fold Top…
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Thanks so much Graeme for the bag, which originally came from @Filthy and the several jeans.
It was great meeting you at the 20 year Ironheartparty.And I can recommend you the Kasperi bag if I had knew it I woukd have inforned you since I have 2 of them at home but they‘re too small not enough room for me
I've got an eye on a Kasperi Fold Top…
looks very nice @Graeme will probably go through a beautiful evolution
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@Graeme @swiss-jeansfreak I am super proud to have something that was once mine belong to Jeansus himself. Graeme, sorry the bag didn't hold up longer. But it does look super awesome and I hope Jeansus get a couple more years out of it and it ends up in the Jeans Museum of Heaviest Fadings.
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@Filthy:
@Graeme @swiss-jeansfreak I am super proud to have something that was once mine belong to Jeansus himself. Graeme, sorry the bag didn't hold up longer. But it does look super awesome and I hope Jeansus get a couple more years out of it and it ends up in the Jeans Museum of Heaviest Fadings.
Thanks a lot @Graeme and @Filthy for the bag and I plan to display it in the Jeansroom and I‘ll check, if the strap can be fixed easily
