Seal Line Wide Mouth Duffle

2021-02-18T19:00:00

Motorcycle travel. Very nice bag. Great for all-weather conditions. Love everything about it except the buckles at each end of the roll. I think the attachment points should be lower or under the bag to ensure good tightening when the bag is partially loaded. They work loose with the current design.

Kyle

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2020-12-08T19:00:00

Great bag! Nice and spacious inside, adjustable straps allowing you to carry it by hand or over the shoulder. I use this for my bike commute- it fits nicely in a Wald 139 basket and the clips on the side/rolltop allow me to secure the bag to the basket quite nicely! My only complaint is one of the snaps on the handle is super hard to unsnap! maybe that will get easier, but a minor thing when everything else about this bag is spot on.

Tim D.

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2018-07-10T20:00:00

Well built and great to store items on a bike or car, but missing a few features to be carried by hand or opened often: 1) It does not have a exhaust valve. This is likely an advantage if it is strapped to your fender driving across Bolivia, as it is one less thing to break, but it is also an annoyance if you are simply using it as a carry duffel - each time you open it you have to carefully bleed the air out of it when rolling it else you end up carrying a giant balloon. I carry it on a sailboat and hate opening/closing it to grab something out of it. 2) it does not have good attachment points to sling it across your body or over a shoulder. It is designed to be carried by the handles (like a grocery bag) but it does not have a long longitudinal strap like many typical athletic duffel bags to sling over a shoulder (largely because of the design, where the secure points for the roll are at the ends.) I've created my own by attaching a long strap between two of the anchor points on diagonal sides of the bag, but it is not comfortable to sling over the shoulder because of where/how it attaches. Netnet: bomb-proof bag, very well built. Great for "strap it to your xxx and go to heck and back". Wide mouth is easy to get into and navigate the contents. However, not so good (design, not quality) for a gear container you will carry over a shoulder and open/close on a semi-frequent basis. Would I recommend it? Depends on the use you intend for it.

Todd

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2017-08-08T20:00:00

The purpose of our purchase was to keep contents inside dry and easily accessible. We love it - thanks!

Captain S.

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2017-07-05T20:00:00

The only duffle I've found that keeps everything dry as it advertises

Mike

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2017-01-29T19:00:00

I use this as a bow bag canoeing. I have taken it on multiple white water canoe trips and have well over 1000 miles of use from the Arctic to the Rio Grande and also in the Boundary Waters. For flying it is the right size for a carry on bag and I use it for that also. It's a little on the large size for a bow bag, but makes a nice foot rest in the canoe. No leaks in over 2 years of hard use.

Doc

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2016-06-14T20:00:00

I use it for motorcycle camping , ten years of use , still looks brand new , keeps everything perfectly dry.

Richard

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2015-12-06T19:00:00

I have the black 40 litre model and it is far better than any motorcycle luggage made. I have put over 100,000 km on it overloaded and expect to get many more years out of it.

firepuncher

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2015-06-01T20:00:00

Pulling out the Seal Lines for yet another paddle trip and realized my duffles have clicked over 10 years with nary an issue. 10 years of bayou wanderings, weekend overnights, Saturday tubing floats, week long river excursions, and now our first trip to Boundary Waters. I even gave the 40L black duffle as groomsmen presents so my friends would have one less excuse to come outdoors with me! Love these bags, along with the rest of the products Cascade has to offer. Keep up the good work guys.

Monsternoggin

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2015-05-16T20:00:00

I borrowed my friends duffle while traveling in Mexico. We took it fishing and it fell in the ocean. When we retrieved it , everything was dry!

flyfishingsailor

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