My favorite part about this bag is that it’s semi rigid. It has enough structure to hold itself open while filling. I’ve had a lot of floppy duffels and didn’t realize how much a game changer some rigidity can be.
Thanks for this well produced review video on some of Patagonia's most popular travel bag sizes! I have the discontinued 90L bag and LOVE it to death! I've traveled with it extensively through Europe and here in the US. I've traveled to England with my 90L multiple times and experience NO issues from the flight attendants. My 90L Patagonia bag is 3 years old and is holding up well!!!
I was hoping you'd explain more of the function side of this style of bag, more so than the capacity. I kind of think that any 40 litre, 45 litre etc. bag would hold the same amount of luggage as what you showed. Maybe explain a bit about the inner mesh pockets, and the outer pocket etc. Also, the loops on the outer side. What purpose can they have? I agree with you, they are a good looking bag, but in terms of capacity, are they really any better than other duffel bags on the market?
I was lucky enough to get a 60L, which as mentioned is smaller than the 55L. Had no problems backpacking through southeast asia as a carry on (even on budget airlines). Shame they've discontinued the 60L.
Great summary, thank you! Just bought the 70L for big hauls. Saw you use both the suited nomad and tripped compression packs. Do you have any feedback on either/both?
Both packing cubes are incredible! The Suited Nomad cubes can survive any element you throw at them and they are indestructible. The Tripped Compression packs are also super durable and really fit at ton of clothes.
Patagonia eu has the 100l in navy. I’m waiting for the black. Got 4 bags as of now, using them for everything. One 40l, two 55l and one 70l. Need another 55l, 40l and need to find the 100l. Make a video when you get the 100l mate. Thanks.
Hey dude, do you compare the 70L to an equivalent sized wheeled suitcase? do you find it is easier to carry around. Was thinking of getting it as checked baggage for my japan trip (will probably have to take stairs at subway), but I already have a big traditional suitcase, cheers
@@MrSher22 I wouldn’t say it’s a suitcase replacement for me however it’s great as a second bag. What I usually do it take a suitcase and a 70L inside when I’m going on a trip so when I buy loads of clothes or whatever I always have a second bag with me to check in. The bag will get scuffed and you’ll see visible aesthetic damage etc checking in however it should hold up. It is easily carried around with the backpack straps however you must consider weight. As for the size it’s a little smaller than my wheeled suitcase I’d say.
Just what I needed thanks man! I’ve been trying to decide which size is best for my travels. The 55 looks great
My favorite part about this bag is that it’s semi rigid. It has enough structure to hold itself open while filling. I’ve had a lot of floppy duffels and didn’t realize how much a game changer some rigidity can be.
you guys sound like awesome parents i’d love to travel that much as a kid. thanks for this amazing and helpful review
Very informative review. I've been between the the 55L and 70L. After watching your review, I'm probably going with the 55L.
Super helpful helped me figure out what I needed for traveling/ diving/ camping
im definitely getting the 55 L, thank you for your video, very in depth!
exactly what I was looking for man, thanks a lot
Anytime brother!
Great video! I bought the 55L for trips to Iceland and Australia this summer, so I hope I can get away with it as a carryon 🤞
Thanks for this well produced review video on some of Patagonia's most popular travel bag sizes!
I have the discontinued 90L bag and LOVE it to death! I've traveled with it extensively through Europe and here in the US. I've traveled to England with my 90L multiple times and experience NO issues from the flight attendants.
My 90L Patagonia bag is 3 years old and is holding up well!!!
Kevin! Thanks for the kind words my brother! The 90L is a beast! Glad to see it’s treating you well and seeing the world with you!
you’re taking that as a carry on??!
@@soupafleye Yes, I have taken it on the plane as a carry on when I’ve flown to Europe.
I like your style! Likeminded sweet bags 💯
What’s brands your go to for packing cubes?
I was hoping you'd explain more of the function side of this style of bag, more so than the capacity. I kind of think that any 40 litre, 45 litre etc. bag would hold the same amount of luggage as what you showed. Maybe explain a bit about the inner mesh pockets, and the outer pocket etc. Also, the loops on the outer side. What purpose can they have? I agree with you, they are a good looking bag, but in terms of capacity, are they really any better than other duffel bags on the market?
Very helpful Video, thank u!
Good stuff man drop the links I wanna grab some now. Def will use your link if you have any. Thanks again
Good tip. The 55 is the sweet spot.
I was lucky enough to get a 60L, which as mentioned is smaller than the 55L. Had no problems backpacking through southeast asia as a carry on (even on budget airlines). Shame they've discontinued the 60L.
The 60L was literally the perfect sized bag for everything! Long trips, short trips…everything!
Same same. 60L no problem in Southeast Asia.
Thank you! Going for the 55L
Great summary, thank you! Just bought the 70L for big hauls. Saw you use both the suited nomad and tripped compression packs. Do you have any feedback on either/both?
Both packing cubes are incredible! The Suited Nomad cubes can survive any element you throw at them and they are indestructible. The Tripped Compression packs are also super durable and really fit at ton of clothes.
Got the 40L, 55L, and 70L. Hope you can find the 100L because they are in stock with Patagonia and REI (but not sure if they ship to DE)
Luckily we have a box on base!
Perfect vid bro
Super helpful video thanks
Patagonia eu has the 100l in navy. I’m waiting for the black. Got 4 bags as of now, using them for everything. One 40l, two 55l and one 70l. Need another 55l, 40l and need to find the 100l. Make a video when you get the 100l mate. Thanks.
Hey dude, do you compare the 70L to an equivalent sized wheeled suitcase? do you find it is easier to carry around. Was thinking of getting it as checked baggage for my japan trip (will probably have to take stairs at subway), but I already have a big traditional suitcase, cheers
@@MrSher22 I wouldn’t say it’s a suitcase replacement for me however it’s great as a second bag. What I usually do it take a suitcase and a 70L inside when I’m going on a trip so when I buy loads of clothes or whatever I always have a second bag with me to check in. The bag will get scuffed and you’ll see visible aesthetic damage etc checking in however it should hold up. It is easily carried around with the backpack straps however you must consider weight. As for the size it’s a little smaller than my wheeled suitcase I’d say.
Looking for one to take to bmt. 55 looks good to me
The Mark time march! 🤣🤣❤️. I love it.
How much does the 70l weigh when loaded?
hey man, how tall are you? Just so I can get a reference to how big the 70L will look on me, cheers!
I’m 5’11!
@@TreyDaze easy cheers
How much can you fit in a large suited nomad packing cube?
You can easily get 5 pairs of tshirts and jeans inside.
LMAO ! He said SUNNY !! In GERMANY !! :D
Show the zips please can ya lock it ? X
Dang a 40L everyday bag is crazy to me haha.
Check baggage only, 70 or 100L?
100L always…BUT, the 70L is more than capable for a few week trip’s worth of stuff.
how tall are you? just to try and see the size
I’m 5’10.
How many liters allowed as check in baggage in saime Airlines
Depends on the country.
@TreyDaze in Philippines..i have 58liter under armour duffel bag..what dou you think
@@miolomascual5337 You should be okay as long as you can squish it lol.
@TreyDaze but how many liter ar normally acceptable for duffel bags
@@miolomascual5337 The max is usually 45L for carry on.