説明
Eighty litres is where a bag stops being luggage and becomes infrastructure. Below that number you are packing for a weekend. At eighty litres you are packing for a season, a job site, or a flight with a connection and no baggage carousel. The Long Haul holds 80 litres in a 35 by 28 by 80 centimetre envelope and weighs 1.65 kilograms empty, which is the ratio that matters: capacity you can carry, weight you do not feel on the third hour.
Ripstop nylon with a waterproof treatment takes the abrasion of a bus floor, a rock ledge and an aircraft hold without turning into a sponge. The structure is softback, so the bag compresses when it is half full and does not fight the overhead bin. MOLLE webbing runs the exterior, which means the pack is not a fixed object: pouches, a sleeping mat, a water bottle, a tool roll, all of it moves on and off without modifying the bag.
The compression and the harness do the quiet work. Load lifters pull the weight off the shoulders and onto the hip belt where it belongs, and the back panel is shaped to keep air moving instead of trapping it. A top lid and a front panel both open, so a tent does not have to be excavated to reach a headlamp. It comes in black or lake blue, unisex, and it does not pretend to be a technical alpine pack. It is the bag that survives the trip you actually take.
Luggage breaks at the seams of the plan, not at the seams of the fabric.
What Sets It Apart
- ✦ 80 litre main compartment in a carry-on-adjacent 35 x 28 x 80 cm profile
- ✦ 1.65 kg empty weight that keeps the capacity usable
- ✦ Waterproof ripstop nylon that resists abrasion rather than absorbing water
- ✦ MOLLE webbing across the exterior for modular pouches and tools
- ✦ Load-bearing hip belt with shoulder load lifters for real carry comfort
- ✦ Dual access through the top lid and the front panel
- ✦ Softback structure that compresses when partly loaded and packs flat when empty
Technical Specifications
- Capacity: 80 litres
- Dimensions: 35 x 28 x 80 cm
- Weight: 1.65 kg empty
- Material: Nylon ripstop with waterproof coating
- Structure: Softback with internal frame support
- Attachment system: MOLLE webbing panels
- Access: Top lid plus front panel opening
- Carry system: Padded shoulder straps, hip belt, sternum strap
- Gender: Unisex
- Colours: Black, lake blue
- Rain cover: Not included
Where It Belongs
This is the pack for the trip with a flight, a bus and a walk at the end of it. Trekkers use it as a base-camp hauler for gear they do not want to carry on the summit push, and climbers use the MOLLE panels to strap rope and hardware outside the main volume. Site engineers and field technicians load it with a laptop, a meter, a change of clothes and a tool roll, then check it into a hold without worrying about the stitching. Students travelling on a shoestring treat it as a single bag for three weeks, and festival-goers use it because eighty litres is roughly a tent, a sleeping bag and four days of supplies.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is it waterproof or water resistant?
A: The nylon carries a waterproof coating that sheds rain and spray. Prolonged submersion is not covered, and a separate rain cover is the right answer for multi-day storms.
Q: Will eighty litres pass as checked baggage?
A: Yes as checked luggage. As a carry-on it is over the typical cabin limit, so treat it as a hold bag and pack the harness straps down.
Q: Can the harness be adjusted for a shorter torso?
A: The shoulder straps, sternum strap and hip belt all adjust across a wide range, and the load lifters let you tune how much weight sits on the hips.
Q: Does the soft structure hold its shape when loaded?
A: The internal support transfers load to the hip belt while allowing the bag to compress when partly filled. It will not stand up empty, which is the trade-off for packability.
Q: What fits in the MOLLE panels?
A: Standard MOLLE pouches, water bottle holders, tool rolls and sleeping mats. Anything with PALS straps attaches without modifying the bag.
Q: How much can I realistically pack in eighty litres?
A: For a cold-weather trip that is a sleeping bag, a mat, a tent, four days of clothing and a stove with room for food. For a work assignment it is a laptop, a change of clothes, boots and a tool roll. The front panel access matters most when the item you need is at the bottom of a full load.
Q: Is the back panel ventilated for hot climates?
A: The back panel is contoured with channels that keep the pack off the spine so air moves instead of pooling. In humid conditions that makes a measurable difference over a full day of walking, and the hip belt can be cinched down to shift load off the shoulders when the terrain steepens.
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