Expedition Duffel

This duffel solves the problem of moving large volumes of gear without adding pounds to your carry weight. Built from Dyneema Woven Composite 5.0, the fabric resists punctures and tears while shedding water better than conventional nylon or canvas. The result is a bag that stands up to dragging across gravel, lashing to sleds or pack animals, and cramming into cargo holds without the bulk of traditional expedition luggage.

Two size options let you match capacity to trip length. The 80L version works for weeklong outings or as checked luggage that won't tip airline weight limits. The 140L handles multi-week expeditions, gear-intensive trips, or situations where you're carrying equipment for a group. Both compress down when partially loaded and maintain their shape under strain.

Full-length daisy chains run along the exterior, giving you lash points for attaching the duffel to vehicles, sleds, or cargo nets. A padded shoulder strap distributes weight during carries from trailhead to camp or terminal to taxi. Grab handles at each end let you wrestle it into tight spaces or hand it off to a partner. The main compartment opens wide via a YKK AquaGuard zipper that resists moisture intrusion without requiring a separate rain cover in most conditions.

The fabric's high abrasion resistance matters most when you're in environments where gear takes punishment—glacier traverses, bush planes, rocky approaches, or extended backcountry trips where a torn bag means lost supplies. Dyneema composite construction keeps the weight low enough that the duffel itself doesn't eat into your carrying capacity, whether you're hauling it on your shoulder or strapping it to a toboggan.