DSPTCH x 3sixteen Daypack

Premium denim brand 3sixteen teamed up with San Francisco-based bag and accessory specialist DSPTCH for a special edition of the brand´s popular daypack. The DSPTCH x 3sixteen Daypack is crafted from heavy-duty waxed canvas in four different colorways: black, gray, tan and olive. Other details include a leather handle and bottom panel, YKK Racquet Coil luggage-grade zippers, Duraflex mil-spec hardware and a 410D nylon pack cloth lining. The water-resistant Daypack is designed to hold a 15-inch laptop and also has internal water bottle pockets and a built-in cord management system.

DOUCHEBAGS BIKE TRAVEL BAG

Douchebags are an up-and-coming travel bag brand from Norway, owned by professional freeskier and alpine ski racer Jon Olsson. Their new offering is this cool and innovative bike travel/storage bag, it features a protective hard shell and a lightweight soft shell, as well as a rib cage and fully collapsible construction that enables the cyclist to safely travel with a bike, and minimizes the storage when the journey is over. Two options are currently available, a mo...
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STAGECOACH WATERPROOF DUFFLE

Stagecoach Waterproof Rolling Duffle by Big Agnes is the ultimate duffle bag, it is purpose-built for adventure and lets you haul all your gear on the road. Available in three sizes including the mammoth 125L, the Stagecoach provides numerous ways to haul most if not all your gear. Built from a TPU-coated, fusion-welded fabric, this durable material eliminates the need for adhesives and stitching, keeping water out. A durable, aluminum frame with an extending lockab...
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Fjallraven Just Reinvented Its Classic Backpack for Lighter Treks

Fjallraven takes its well known Kajka platform and strips it back for a lighter, more efficient approach to multi day trekking. The Kajka X Latt 45 is built for those who want to reduce weight without giving up support, durability, or comfort on longer routes. - If you are looking for another serious hiking pack, the Yeti Skala Hiking Pack is worth a look. Instead of going fully minimal, Fjallraven keeps a structured carrying system built aroun...
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