Eagle Creek Migrate Duffel 60L Review

Whether it's a weekend camping trip or a wilderness retreat, a durable, spacious and functional duffel bag can make a great addition to your outdoor gear.
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Eagle Creek Migrate Duffel 60L Review

DETAILS Make all of your travels more convenient with a versatile, carry-on sized duffel that has a zip-off daypack, zip-away backpack straps, and plenty of features. A generous main compartment, large front compartment, and padded laptop sleeve ensure safe places to store all of your travel gear. FEATURES 100% recycled Cordura poly makes you feel good about your carbon footprint while providing extreme abrasion, tear, and water resistance.

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The Eagle Creek Cargo Hauler Duffel 90L is a roomy, versatile bag that can be carried as a duffel or as a backpack. The durable materials and multiple attachment points even make it perfectly capable of riding on a roof rack. Main access to the almost 5500 cubic inches of storage is through a U-shaped lid for easy packing and unpacking. Large, easy-access zippered pockets on the ends help in gear organization. For compact and convenient storage, the whole bag packs into an end pocket.

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