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hey /out/
i've been in the market for a duffel bag. a bit non-standard but i'd want some sort of petroleum/oil/lube resistance since i'd be cramming it in places that are greasy and oily. i ruined a pair of shoes in my old duffel because some fuel leaked and soaked through the cordura. the North Face duffel is about tops on my list, but i have a few durability concerns and i was wondering about other options. i'm shooting for about 90-95L capacity.
any other suggestions? red oxx? BAD?
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if another board would be better let me know.
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>>914755
You might look at boat bags. I got this for kayak camping, though not waterproof, it is "splashproof".
Extremely durable, I can fit 8 pairs of pants, 6 shirts and 2 full bathtowels, but doubt it's 60L. Pic related.
I also have dry bags up to 60L.
My next upgrade will be a waterproof outfitters bag for rafting. That would get you 90L.
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>>914763
Will a dry bag that is designed for water resistance still help with fuel and oil? I'm not going to ruin any of mine testing in the shop...
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the helly hansen original duffle bag is goat tier
they've replaced it with the duffle bag 2 which is inferior so if you decide to get one make sure you get the original version
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onsite equipment, from MEC
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>>914781
OP here, i'd imagine that being made of a laminate would help POL not soak through. on the other hand, if it's rubberized, POL will eat it for lunch.
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