Nice review. I have this bag and I contacted peak design to ask to purchase an extra shoulder strap that they put on the smaller duffle. They sent me one and it is great to use as a shoulder carry.
I love your reviews. I'm been watching them lately and more so since I had to evacuate for Hurricane Ida (down in Louisiana). I've been trying to figure out a giant bag to get the hell out of town with. I ended up being packed into two backpacks, one carry on suit case, one small hard case, and a sling.... to basically jam my life into. I took up far too much room in my trunk as I had to evacuate my parents and my brother. I was digging the monarc, but this big boy..... I'm torn! I've been swapping around bags for years. Started with BOOQ (RIP!), moved to nomatic, and now I'm about to give the Alpaka Bravo Sling Max a try. I've never put much thought into larger bags to basically bug-out or evac with. Keep up with the options! I have (hopefully) a few months till next hurricane season.
As a Florida native who dealt with his fair share of hurricanes I feel your pain dude. Hoping everything turned out OK for you and thanks so much for your support for the channel!
so... If you have the 35l duffel as well you can borrow the strap from that 😉... so we have this bag ... used it for a car trip to lego land and Cornwall... Great bag with all the families "stuff" in it for daddy to lug. we purchased it for a planned bus trip to London to see King tut... where I would have to drag all the stuff around for 5 hours in London before the return leg. we also planned to use it on the eurostar trip to Disney land Paris... both didn't happen due to covid 😭... but still have the bag and it will cover off many more trips of this type... probably not a bad.. "I'm going back to uni now" bag as well... thinking forward here for the kids... so I'm summary we see it as a car, train, coach type travel pack (not air) where there is a need to lug stuff around before checking in etc.
I ended up getting the 35l peak duffel and I already have the 45l travel backpack from them. I considered the 65l but it feels more backpack than duffel to me and I was looking for a duffel. Also, the 35l duffel seems much larger than 35l, more like 45l so it fits everything I need.
This has many great features, but somehow, they all end up looking awkward altogether. This is more of a backpack than a duffel. This is especially obvious when carrying it as a duffel.
I owned this bag…and I literally threw it away. I hated this thing and I own almost everything Peak offers. The handles are a pain and are really tight. Carrying by the handles is a weird uncomfortable experience. This bag is also UGLY. It’s not aesthetically pleasing to the eye. Stick with the Peak travel backpack or if you need a bigger bag, look at Wandrd’s duffle bags.
have this bag. love it. it's my go-to bag for road trips, camping, or any time I need extra space. much better product than most duffles at this price. I don't normally use it on the airplane, but as long as I under pack it a little bit, I've had no problem getting into the overhead.
Hi, I am subscribing because I cannot listen to anything slower than 1.25 and the "Aaron speaks clearly, you can set it to 1.5 speed" tip validated me and I'm here for it. also, great view and I liked the beat and energy of the review. Very useful! Looking forward to get this bag.
Enjoyed this review. As an overly-opinioned end user, this duffel absolutely DOES NOT NEED a single shoulder strap! Additionally, I might argue that carrying the duffel via the dual shoulder strap handles is superfluous, especially when there are already two perfectly good handles on either side of the bag. The mod I would make: an easily-placed criss-crossed bungie cord might be more effective for carrying things on the outside of the bag (you had a yoga mat), rather two straps attached in a cross-wise manner. I like the materials and attention to detail of this pack, but hate when pack manufacturers try to invent problems to solves rather than pursuing absolute simplicity. KISS!
Love all your vids, of course, but I'm picturing you doing this behind the counter of an upscale luggage store in your tank with all the ink: priceless! 😎😱👍
i've been thinking of a duffel for road trips, no air travel. large enough to throw all my luxuries into a bag. backpackable would be nice, but secondary. i def need something more than 40L as my current farpoint hasn't been cutting it for that purpose. this might work since it's a 45L expandable to 65L duffel to adapt to what i need. is this the only duffel that does something like that? or maybe are there other good alternatives in this size range, not necessarily expandable, as i probably won't fill it to 65L, probably.
Same needs as you, have you found one or perhaps bought this? Okej to carry for a whole day in a city? (Have an North Face Router 40L today and need a bigger one, i am 189cm tall)
I will, haha. I'm not a driver so I got no car and travel with trains or busses. For the last 2 years I can travel a lot and I have a lot of gear and don't have any normal duffel for clothes and such (even if they are minimal) I'm not even carrying my gimble because I don't have place for it. Not to mention I'm workout addict and wherever I go there are no blenders. So... i carry my own blender and as small as it is it needs space. What gonna say about the egg boiler or the multicooker when I was living in a wood cabin for a month :D :D I won't always feed the transport companies to carry around my stuff so now the 65l will be in great help. I just hope I'll be able to carry it alongside with the Manfrotto Cinema backpack :D
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Nice review. I have this bag and I contacted peak design to ask to purchase an extra shoulder strap that they put on the smaller duffle. They sent me one and it is great to use as a shoulder carry.
Thanks Jeff! And glad to hear the shoulder strap works!
Could you please let me know to what size peak design this strap you’ve got is originally designed?
I love your reviews. I'm been watching them lately and more so since I had to evacuate for Hurricane Ida (down in Louisiana). I've been trying to figure out a giant bag to get the hell out of town with. I ended up being packed into two backpacks, one carry on suit case, one small hard case, and a sling.... to basically jam my life into. I took up far too much room in my trunk as I had to evacuate my parents and my brother. I was digging the monarc, but this big boy..... I'm torn! I've been swapping around bags for years. Started with BOOQ (RIP!), moved to nomatic, and now I'm about to give the Alpaka Bravo Sling Max a try. I've never put much thought into larger bags to basically bug-out or evac with. Keep up with the options! I have (hopefully) a few months till next hurricane season.
As a Florida native who dealt with his fair share of hurricanes I feel your pain dude. Hoping everything turned out OK for you and thanks so much for your support for the channel!
It's funny the video points out you can speed up to 1.5. I always watch these videos on 1.75 and still can understand everything. Props.
Haha yes talking articulately is a gift of mine
so... If you have the 35l duffel as well you can borrow the strap from that 😉... so we have this bag ... used it for a car trip to lego land and Cornwall... Great bag with all the families "stuff" in it for daddy to lug. we purchased it for a planned bus trip to London to see King tut... where I would have to drag all the stuff around for 5 hours in London before the return leg. we also planned to use it on the eurostar trip to Disney land Paris... both didn't happen due to covid 😭... but still have the bag and it will cover off many more trips of this type... probably not a bad.. "I'm going back to uni now" bag as well... thinking forward here for the kids... so I'm summary we see it as a car, train, coach type travel pack (not air) where there is a need to lug stuff around before checking in etc.
great points Steven! I guess it's a bit more diverse than I had originally considered :)
I ended up getting the 35l peak duffel and I already have the 45l travel backpack from them. I considered the 65l but it feels more backpack than duffel to me and I was looking for a duffel. Also, the 35l duffel seems much larger than 35l, more like 45l so it fits everything I need.
Agreed, the 65L is f-ing huge, for many ppl the 35L is more than sufficient :)
Does anybody know this bag can be taken in as a carry on? If you put gears in it, obviously you don't want to check this type of bags in.
Depends on the airline
So I ordered a shoulder strap from peak design for my bag. It is a beautiful bag...
Hope you like it!
Okej to carry for a whole day in a city? (Have an North Face Router 40L today and need a bigger one, i am 189cm tall)
This has many great features, but somehow, they all end up looking awkward altogether. This is more of a backpack than a duffel. This is especially obvious when carrying it as a duffel.
I do see what you are saying. It’s trying to do a lot of things which makes it sort of confusing to some people.
I’m 5’3” this would look so funny on me
I'm 5'8 and it doesn't look much better on me 😂
I owned this bag…and I literally threw it away. I hated this thing and I own almost everything Peak offers. The handles are a pain and are really tight. Carrying by the handles is a weird uncomfortable experience. This bag is also UGLY. It’s not aesthetically pleasing to the eye. Stick with the Peak travel backpack or if you need a bigger bag, look at Wandrd’s duffle bags.
Hey Joel, great points, I def agree - this bag is def not for everyone
Have any tips around 60-65 liter to carry on the back in the city?
Theres two shoulder straps included, you used it on the front to create the crossing straps.
Cheers for that!
have this bag. love it. it's my go-to bag for road trips, camping, or any time I need extra space. much better product than most duffles at this price. I don't normally use it on the airplane, but as long as I under pack it a little bit, I've had no problem getting into the overhead.
Thanks for the comment Raj and totally agree - this is a great bag for road trips, camping, flights, and everything in between!
Is it too big to be used as a carry on on airplane?
Okej to carry for a whole day in a city?
Hi, I am subscribing because I cannot listen to anything slower than 1.25 and the "Aaron speaks clearly, you can set it to 1.5 speed" tip validated me and I'm here for it. also, great view and I liked the beat and energy of the review. Very useful! Looking forward to get this bag.
I also am a 1.25 speed minimum kinda guy 💪🏾
And also thanks so much! 🍰
so clear that 2x i don’t miss a word
Okej to carry for a whole day in a city? (Have an North Face Router 40L today and need a bigger one, i am 189cm tall)
Great review! Does it at least have attachment points for a shoulder strap? It's an awful omission considering the price :/
I don't know as this review is really old, be sure to reach out to their customer support and let us know what they say!
Does it have a laptop sleeve? Does it have a tech org section? I have the tortuga 35L duffel and thinking about upgrading to this
does not
Enjoyed this review. As an overly-opinioned end user, this duffel absolutely DOES NOT NEED a single shoulder strap! Additionally, I might argue that carrying the duffel via the dual shoulder strap handles is superfluous, especially when there are already two perfectly good handles on either side of the bag. The mod I would make: an easily-placed criss-crossed bungie cord might be more effective for carrying things on the outside of the bag (you had a yoga mat), rather two straps attached in a cross-wise manner. I like the materials and attention to detail of this pack, but hate when pack manufacturers try to invent problems to solves rather than pursuing absolute simplicity. KISS!
thanks for your thoughts!
Okej to carry for a whole day in a city? (Have an North Face Router 40L today and need a bigger one, i am 189cm tall)
No shoulder strap is a deal breaker
Makes sense
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Love all your vids, of course, but I'm picturing you doing this behind the counter of an upscale luggage store in your tank with all the ink: priceless! 😎😱👍
hahaha yea that day I was kinda in a 'fuck it' mode
i've been thinking of a duffel for road trips, no air travel. large enough to throw all my luxuries into a bag. backpackable would be nice, but secondary. i def need something more than 40L as my current farpoint hasn't been cutting it for that purpose. this might work since it's a 45L expandable to 65L duffel to adapt to what i need. is this the only duffel that does something like that? or maybe are there other good alternatives in this size range, not necessarily expandable, as i probably won't fill it to 65L, probably.
I think this is probably as good as it gets 👍🏽
Same needs as you, have you found one or perhaps bought this?
Okej to carry for a whole day in a city? (Have an North Face Router 40L today and need a bigger one, i am 189cm tall)
No shoulder strap might be deal breaker
Understood
Can I take this on a plane as a carry on?
depends on the airline. You should be fine on a larger/international flight, but extremely unlikely on smaller/budget airlines
Computer?
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I love their green color! Great review!
Thanks for the comment Sarah! And yeah, PD's green/sage color ALWAYS crushes it.
Great review. I just received one and needed a tutorial!
Glad to help!!
Okej to carry for a whole day in a city? (Have an North Face Router 40L today and need a bigger one, i am 189cm tall)
Love Gladstone style opening
whats that?
@@Nomads.Nation sorry, look up Gladstone or doctors bags ..they have unique openings...and the look of this bag sort of hints at those
Man no one gonna be wearing that big ass backpack lol
you might be surprised 😏
I will, haha. I'm not a driver so I got no car and travel with trains or busses. For the last 2 years I can travel a lot and I have a lot of gear and don't have any normal duffel for clothes and such (even if they are minimal) I'm not even carrying my gimble because I don't have place for it. Not to mention I'm workout addict and wherever I go there are no blenders. So... i carry my own blender and as small as it is it needs space. What gonna say about the egg boiler or the multicooker when I was living in a wood cabin for a month :D :D I won't always feed the transport companies to carry around my stuff so now the 65l will be in great help. I just hope I'll be able to carry it alongside with the Manfrotto Cinema backpack :D
@@dicekolev5360 Okej to carry for a whole day in a city? (Have an North Face Router 40L today and need a bigger one, i am 189cm tall)