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Element Equipment Trailhead Duffel Bag
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Element Equipment Trailhead Duffel Bag
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Product Description
With enough room for all your gear and a rugged, weather-resistant construction to keep it safe and dry, the Element Equipment Trailhead duffel bag is well equipped for weekend getaways and trips to the gym. Made from a nylon fabric that’s been coated with a durable laminate, the bag is designed to prevail in inclement weather and hold up to harsh treatment Read More
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Feb 11, 2019
Please bring this to MD in the 30L (not pink) version. The 51l is nice, but huge!
DSH007
Jan 31, 2019
Are you able to take the backpack straps off completely on this? If not, do they tuck away discretely?
jmk451
Feb 4, 2019
DSH007Yes, the "backpack" straps can be removed by unthreading the strap ends from the buckles (which are themselves sewn onto the top of the duffle). If you think you wanted to use the straps later, you can store them in the mesh pocket on the inside of the duffle's lid and reattach them later. They do not otherwise tuck away. See also my note about the straps below, starting, "If these are the same duffels....", for why you might wish to detach and reattach them even if you want to use them right away. (-:
DSH007
Feb 5, 2019
jmk451Thank you for the details! I've never quite understood this relatively new trend of putting backpack style straps on duffel bags.. seems more of an inconvenience than anything to me.. idk, maybe i'm the crazy one..
Dumbmedic
1
Nov 24, 2018
Nice heavyweight material construction. Feels like it’s pretty close to waterproof (the material itself not the bag as it has a zipper). The backpack straps are kinda a joke though. No way I’d want to carry any significant load with them. Very adjustable but the padding and sternal strap seem to land in an odd position when adjusted for load. Very nice duffel with sturdy material used, tie downs are solid, and stitching is of good quality. However the backpack straps and sternal strap are essentially useless.
jmk451
Nov 19, 2018
If these are the same duffels sold on a well-known commerce site named after a very large river, beware that the shoulder straps may be suboptimal; the sternum strap is sewn in place and not adjustable, which leads to problems. That said, the bags themselves are roomy and durable, and the D-shaped opening works well.
Dumbmedic
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Nov 24, 2018
jmk451Same thoughts. Shoulder straps and sternal strap are essentially useless.
jmk451
Feb 4, 2019
DumbmedicIf you detach the straps, turn them around 180 degrees end-to-end, and reattach them, they're mildly more useful, but the sternum strap is still suboptimal. I use the straps as a single shoulder strap by buckling the sternum strap around both shoulder straps to keep them together.
Aardvark2
26
Nov 19, 2018
Great value for a solid bag, did the branding on the sides have to be quite this obnoxiously large though?
JRuse
62
Mar 21, 2018
I received my bag the other day, I like it. It seems to be well constructed even if it's not fully weatherproof. The backpack straps seem a little dinky but I don't think I'll really ever use them. The "D" shaped opening is great and the bag stands up on it's own. I think it's a decent value for a bag this big (81L) and of this construction quality.
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