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Duffel bags

The duffel bag is the transport bag — the one that moves your equipment to the location, while the backpack and belt carry what you use once you are there.

Duffel bags from Snigel Design in two sizes, both in grey and both able to be carried on the back when your hands are needed for something else. Built to move kit to and from exercises, courses, quarters or deployments.

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Snigel 55L Duffel Bag-17 – Duffel and Backpack, GreySnigel
€154,95
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Snigel 90L Duffel Bag-17 – Duffel and Backpack, GreySnigel
€208,95
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55 or 90 litres?

55 litres is enough for a personal kit for a few days — a change of clothes, shell layers, a sleep system and the gear that does not fit in your backpack. 90 litres is the transport volume: the entire kit, or shared equipment for a group, in a single bag. The weight goes up accordingly, which is why both models can be carried as a backpack — a full 90-litre duffel bag is uncomfortable to carry by hand over longer distances.

Pack so you can find things

A duffel bag is loaded from the top, which means that what you pack first is what you reach last. So put what you need immediately on arrival — shell layers, a change of clothes, toiletries — on top, and whatever is to stay packed until the exercise is over at the bottom. The collapsible organiser pouches in the range work well as loose inserts inside the bag and let you lift the contents out in blocks instead of digging for them.

These bags belong one step before the carrying system. You pack what you will use in your backpack, belt and pouches, and put the rest in the duffel bag until you arrive. You will find the full range under bags.

Frequently asked questions about duffel bags

Which size should I choose?

Choose 55 litres for a personal kit over a few days — a change of clothes, a sleep system and shell layers. Choose 90 litres when you are transporting all your equipment or shared equipment for a group, or when the load is bulky rather than heavy. Many people have both: the large one for transport, the smaller one for individual shifts.

Can the bags be carried as a backpack?

Yes, both models can be carried on the back. It is mainly a transport solution for stretches where you need your hands free or where the ground does not suit carrying by the handle. For longer carries under load, a proper backpack is still more comfortable.

Can pouches be attached to the duffel bags?

A duffel bag is primarily a transport shell, not a carrying platform. The pouches in the range are made for the MOLLE grid on belts, vests and backpacks. If you want to keep things organised inside the duffel bag, the collapsible organiser pouches work well as loose inserts without being attached.