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Customer Review
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2023
so you're going big places and you're bring back big things and you don't want to break the bank on travel fees. you're coming in with less luggage than you anticipate leaving with. you don't mind if your extra bag has wheels. packable duffle bag? backpack straps if that's a potential asset? no problem!
as the product photos show, this arrives as a neatly zippered, light package which easily unfolds to a ginormous duffle backpack. the good? huge amount of space. an enormous bottom zippered compartment which can fit the biggest pair of shoes or possibly even a helmet/motorcycle helmet. a nicely reinforced top hanging strap. a good-sized top zippered compartment that could fit smaller things, smaller shoes. the main compartment is the business end of this and just like any huge duffle, it's a big space, with a few inner mesh zippered side compartments for light easy access side storage. the main two straps which can double as a huge "backpack" are padded and adjustable, with hidden seams; i cannot test to their integrity, but if they are done similarly to the viewable stitching, they should be robust. that said, i doubt the main straps are box-stitched like that top hang loop. if anything, i'd argue that lightweight voluminous carry items would be best served by this product. borrowing from the duffle aesthetic, a front side zippered pocket for keys and other doodads is also available. the fabric is a single layer of durable ribbed nylon. there are no back or bottom pads (this isn't really a real backpack); maybe this isn't a problem, and if anything it keeps the form factor very lightweight. if you really care, you'd have to improvise something of your own like (lined) cardboard for a more sturdy bottom. don't pile this with as many favorite bowling balls as you can. don't try this at home.
5 stars if this is your thing. a bunch of light gear, a gaggle of yoga blocks, and this will happily ensure that they get from A to B without blinking an eye.
as the product photos show, this arrives as a neatly zippered, light package which easily unfolds to a ginormous duffle backpack. the good? huge amount of space. an enormous bottom zippered compartment which can fit the biggest pair of shoes or possibly even a helmet/motorcycle helmet. a nicely reinforced top hanging strap. a good-sized top zippered compartment that could fit smaller things, smaller shoes. the main compartment is the business end of this and just like any huge duffle, it's a big space, with a few inner mesh zippered side compartments for light easy access side storage. the main two straps which can double as a huge "backpack" are padded and adjustable, with hidden seams; i cannot test to their integrity, but if they are done similarly to the viewable stitching, they should be robust. that said, i doubt the main straps are box-stitched like that top hang loop. if anything, i'd argue that lightweight voluminous carry items would be best served by this product. borrowing from the duffle aesthetic, a front side zippered pocket for keys and other doodads is also available. the fabric is a single layer of durable ribbed nylon. there are no back or bottom pads (this isn't really a real backpack); maybe this isn't a problem, and if anything it keeps the form factor very lightweight. if you really care, you'd have to improvise something of your own like (lined) cardboard for a more sturdy bottom. don't pile this with as many favorite bowling balls as you can. don't try this at home.
5 stars if this is your thing. a bunch of light gear, a gaggle of yoga blocks, and this will happily ensure that they get from A to B without blinking an eye.
