UNPLUG Ultimate Adventure Bag | 1680D Heavy Duty Waterproof Bag | Large Travel Duffle Bag which can be Used for Camping, Motorcycling, Boating, or Hunting
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Tuesday, Aug 5
Size: 110L
Color: Storm Grey
Features
- THE ORIGINAL ADVENTURE GEAR: Our waterproof dry bag can get your gear through any weather. 1680D Ripstop ballistic oxford welded construction with roll down zip top + 8 compression straps for unrivalled performance. Also suitable as marine dry bags.
- EXTRA LARGE DUFFLE BAG FOR MEN/WOMEN: Our large duffel bag handles heavy rain, snow, sand, mud, dust & brief submersion. No stitching penetrates inside to make fully waterproof drybag. What ever your adventure needs we have you covered.
- DESIGNED IN AUSTRALIA: For Rugged Outdoor Adventure. High frequency welds with heavy duty buckles, YKK zips and double stitched reinforced load points. Meticulous attention to detail and quality. Heavy duty tie down points and end grab handles.
- MULTIPURPOSE WATER PROOF BAG: Ergonomic design, removable shoulder straps with sternum support make our large dry bag backpack waterproof ideal for airports, offshore workers, or when you need to quickly carry your equipment. Can also be used as a bugout bag or a Survival Bag.
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 17.93 x 9.11 x 6.06 inches
Package Weight: 2.11 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 29 x 16 x 15 inches
Item Weight: 3.8 Pounds
Brand Name: UNPLUG EASY OUTDOOR ADVENTURE
Model Name: Unplug - 110l Storm Grey
Color: Storm Grey
Material: Polyester
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Manufacturer: UNPLUG EASY OUTDOOR ADVENTURE
Part Number: 10000
Style: Modern
Outer Material: Polyester
Size: 110L
Number of Compartments: 1
Capacity Total: 110 Liters
Date First Available: December 2, 2020
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Top Amazon Reviews
Size: 155L
Color: Adventure Orange
Quality Bag . Light weight. Only time will tell. It was a little bit pricey for what I wanted to pay . I needed a water proof bag to hold my camping gear. Perfect overland Adventure bag or bug out bag . It has adjustable straps depending on what size you need. I got the largest one size 155 L. I have most of my gear for 2 people and still have plenty of room for sleeping bag and clothes.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2025 by Matt
Size: 110L
Color: Adventure Orange
My wife was a little less than happy with me when I bought three of these 65L bags for our trip to Peru (wife, son, me). She would have rather I paid about $100 less for each bag. Fast-forward a couple weeks when we're standing on an uncovered train platform in Aguas Calientes in the middle of a torrential rain storm (that soaked through my rain jacket) for 10 mins while we waited to board the train... my wife looked at me like I was traveler-genius bordering on traveler-savant. Even though we were all completely soaked to our bones... everything in these bags stayed dry. The good... These bags are completely overbuilt for travel. They are tough! ... and yet don't really weigh much. Loading them up with ~40lbs of gear was no big deal. The bags easily held their form, even when thrown around by porters. I have a feeling these bags will last well past a decade of hard adventure travel. Also great is the bright orange color when you're picking your bags out at baggage claim. I also like the backpack straps. Changing trains in South America means grabbing my ~45lb bag, my son's ~35lb bag, and other misc. Throwing my bag on my back worked very well. I would not want to use it as a backpack for more than an hour or so, but when you need it... it's not a problem. It's awesome at keeping the elements out. I would think twice about totally submerging it in water, but it performed excellently in one of the worst tropical rainstorms I've ever been in. By duffel bag standards, 65L isn't huge... but it was more than enough to pack all my gear for a 10 day trip to Peru, including hiking boots, poles and a couple deflated soccer balls for the small Quechuan villages we trekked through. The bad... The bags take a little while to get closed and ready to move. You don't just zip it up and go... you push out the air, zip it, roll it, push out more air, and then proceed to fasten and cinch a minimum of 4 straps to tighten everything down. And in my case... you end up doing that at least twice because you forgot to pack something in the bag, or your wife ran outta room in her bag. If I'm honest, it's kind of a pain. Also a little annoying is that you cannot remove the backpack straps very easily. Half of the baggage handlers grab the velcro'd down backpack straps instead of the carrying straps which means everything is out of place and snags on everything. Less annoying, I would have liked at least 2 real zippered chambers on the outside of the bag for storing things I might need more often (toiletries, etc...). There is a pocket on the side of the bag, but you can't get much in it of the bag is already full. Conclusion... If you're looking for the ultimate adventure travel bag that's fit for traveling through the Amazon, or tied to the top of a Jeep, AND you have the extra bucks for the price of admission, this is your bag. Anything short of that, you might want to consider something cheaper.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2022 by Mike C. Eynon
Size: 110L
Color: Storm Grey
Did a lot of research looking for just the right waterproof bag for my second bag to use while solo canoe tripping. My first bag is a NRS 110L Heavy-Duty Bill's Bag. Bill's Bags are great as I used one up that I bought back in the late 1980's, so I know they are excellent bags. For my second bag, I wanted a waterproof duffle style bag with backpack straps that wouldn't break the bank. That is when I found the UNPLUG Ultimate Adventure Bag. Based on the description, reviews, and bag materials, I decided that this bag was what I was looking for, so I ordered the 110L Storm Grey version. Now that I have the bag, and have been able to touch and feel it, I can say that it appears to be a really tough bag. I'm sure it will work out fine but won't know for at least a few months as it is winter right now. I am recommending this bag highly, especially since it has backpack straps and will be easier to carry when portaging or using it as a Bug-Out Bag. So, 5-Stars for the bag, but I'm only giving Amazon 1-Star, on this transaction ONLY, for the following reasons: - This is the replacement bag for the first one I ordered that had a side handle that was not completely sewn on the bag. Also, when I got the bag, it was in the manufacturers box just crushed into the box and that was it. Because of the handle, I sent the first bag back. (Good thing I looked the bag over good.) - When I got the second bag, (the one I have now), it came in the same manufactures type box, but the bag was neatly rolled and in a plastic bag with two huge rubber bands around it and a flier with information on the product. There are no issues with the second bag. Amazon, the first bag was an obvious return that "someone else had returned", and probably for the same reason I did - the stitching missing on the handle. What is more obvious is that the first "defective" bag was just put back into stock with the hopes that some other "sucker" will just keep it when the receive it. THIS IS JUST UNACCEPTABLE! Amazon needs to get their act together when it comes returned product. I can't imagine the fight I would have had if I had not caught the defect until a few months down the road when I actually use it. Defective product should be returnable, regardless of the 30-day return policy, for at least 90-days provided the product has not been used. Again, great bag, but Amazon has got to do better when items are returned, due to manufacturing defects, so they don't just get resold. I'll be extra careful looking at all products I order through Amazon because of this experience.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2025 by Carl A. Gunnarson
Size: 110L
Color: Adventure Orange
It is probably best in class, worth the premium price. It is a single internal volume, so I recommend devising a system of internally subdividing the bag to keep things organized. Personally, I packed most of my things inside vacuum bags, which provided modularity and structure (vacuum bags are rigid after removing air), and I recommend doing that if you intend to fill it with clothes or other textiles. Be mindful of the fact that the larger sizes are heavy when full packed. The bag is airtight and must be compressed before closing the zippper. It helps to compress the bag while it is partially unzipped, tighten all the compression straps as much as possible, and then finally zip it close.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2025 by Michael A. Weinberg