Duffle bags

[Sako79]

I'm going to be doing my first fly in hunt in Northwestern British Columbia Canada just curious what everybody runs for duffle bags to keep their gear dry apparently using duffle bags is a lot easier to load on to a beaver

 

[GPATTI]

Check out the new Outdoor Vision MULE series. PM me if you want a discount code.

https://outdoorvisiongear.com/collections/bags

 

[Flyrodcowboy]

Great looking duffles. I’d like to try one out for my next fly in and would appreciate a discount code.

 

[BRTreedogs]

We have a few rock a gator 70l duffle and really like them.
I've left one open in full of gear in the corner of my toolbox for countless days. Box full of all kinda stuff.
Other then a few rub marks no worse for wear.
Highly recommend .
Maybe get the bigger one. I perfer to have 2 small vs 1 big. But if I was paying for check bags one large would be better.

 

[Decker9]

I got an Ortlieb RS140 for Christmas. So far it’s had a few trips in the skimmer between winter goats and ice fishing. I like that I can fit my loaded pack, plus other gear in it and keeps everything dry. I’m not keen on the wheels, but everything about it seems pretty tough.

 

[Marbles]

I like the Gregory Stash duffles.

 

[smalljaws]

It's hard to beat the Ortlieb bags. You actually get to use the total volume because they don't require rolling down to keep water out. Watershed is another quality option.

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[rayporter]

the pilot will like small ones to stuff into small places but you will want a large to take up on the plane. get a very large bag.

 

[Laelkhunter]

My Sitka Drifter Duffel bag (110 l) holds everything except my jacket. A little pricey, but has shoulder straps, hand straps, grab straps, and it is really waterproof. It can be in the bottom of a boat and get splashed on, and contents will remain dry.

 

[thegrouse]

I have the Patagonia Black Hole and the North Face Basecamp. They are both solid, but I think the Patagonia is better built.

 

[GPATTI]

Great looking duffles. I’d like to try one out for my next fly in and would appreciate a discount code.

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[smalljaws]

I just noticed the OtterBox duffels on Woot. A great deal on a solid dry duffel. https://sport.woot.com/plus/otterbox-yampa-dry-bags?ref=w_cnt_wp_4

 

[TThomson5]

I have Yeti 75 duffle that will hold all my gear for a five day hunt. I also have a Sitka drifter 75 that will hold gear for seven days. Sitka is easier to get in and out of in my opinion! Good luck on your hunt!

 

[wwilliams]

Looking at a gear bag and a bino harness actually if your still open to sharing code

 

[EM_556]

Mountain Ridge Gear

Best duffle bags I’ve used.

They are affordable, durable and Made in the USA.


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[GPATTI]

Looking at a gear bag and a bino harness actually if your still open to sharing code

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[Hiluxtaco]

I picked up a Mountain Ridge Gear duffel for storing clothes in my pickup last year. It's an outstanding bag for the money. But, I really wished they sold a bag with some internal organization, or maybe some exterior pockets on it. I would gladly pay more for those features..

 

[Trial153]

The newest version of the Drifter duffles from sitka been great. Have all three sizes. Used two of them for airline travel this year did hunts, about 15 flights so far and they have held up great