Duffel bag
Another foray into non-bike bags that started as a bag for myself, then one for my partner, and now one for you?
It has shoulder straps and a detachable chest strap. The water-resistant moulded tooth zipper allows generous access and folds to a tight package with the Fidlock buckle. The optional front pocket offers quick access to your documents and an iPad. The side mesh pockets keep your drinks and snacks within reach, with no risk of a leaking bottle ruining your stuff.
For the fabrics I’d strongly suggest picking hard wearing X-pac X50 or ULTRA200 for at least the lower part of the bag.
It is constructed with a floating liner, which means that water that makes it through the outer seams still is kept away from the contents of the bag. If you need absolute waterproofness I can tape the seams of the liner to seal them.
If you have any thoughts on customisation I’m of course happy to think along!
The pictures of the shoe compartment are a bit crude, it illustrates the function but a new version would of course look cleaner. I made that bag three years ago and since then I’ve learned a thing or two, both in sewing and product photography.
