Ortlieb Duffle 110

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The previous same bag lasted well for 10 years on cabin trips, so now we got another one. Even the stiff zipper was made like new with TIZIP-Zipper cream.

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Good to carry as a backpack. Used as a canoe bag. I haven't tested the waterproofness yet.

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Great canoe bag! Of course, it is also suitable for other uses, but for me it is primarily a bag for open canoe trips. I have several sack-style bags with and without cool clips. Their downside is the awkward organization of things. It is easy to pack things into such a bag and, above all, it is easier to use them from there. I have another smaller Ortliebie Duffle with a roll lock. It's also good, but a roll lock in a bag like a bag is probably not the best possible thing. The long roller closure must be closed very carefully and the bag must be packed in such a way that nothing interferes with that closing phase. In addition, if the bag empties along the way (food), the use of the lock changes with it. In this regard, the zipper seems more carefree. At this point, only one trip and a good game. Hopefully the zipper won't prove to be the weak link. Fortunately, I was smart enough to buy the yellow one. It's much easier to find things there than in black.

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Relative to its size, quite light, high-quality tube bag. The zipper is a little stiff due to the water tightness. The inner tightening strap is good and makes it easier to close if it's very full.

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A good, spacious and waterproof bag for moving around on the water. The zippers are quite stiff, but that's probably how it should be. The carrying straps could be a little wider

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Big bag, solid construction

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A great bag for canoeing. Appropriately spaced and sits well on the bottom of the canoe.

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An island vacationer's dream purchase. Plenty of room to get the goods dry.

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Keeps things dry, just good on pacraft.

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Good bag!