Patagonia Freewheeler SKU: #7564731
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View the Video Description for this product! (Please note that the color shown in the video may no longer be available.)- The Freewheeler is a multifunctional, wheeled gear bag designed for travel and made with recycled fabric.
- Main compartment holds a week's worth of clothes.
- Fully lined compartment separates boots and gear from clothing.
- Floating baffle allows the load to expand into either compartment.
- Zippered end compartment for easy access items.
- Interior mesh pocket for toiletries.
- Light-colored lining makes contents easy to find.
- Smooth-rolling 80 mm wheels provide plenty of clearance.
- Impact-resistant skidplates.
- Molded bottom pan resists abrasion and protects contents.
- Two-position retractable handle makes steering easy.
- Haul handles at either end.
- External compression straps.
- ID tag.
- Batten supports on sides keep bag standing and collapse for easy storage.
- Both shell and lining are coated with polyurethane and DWR (durable water repellent) finish.
- Shell: 100% recycled 1200-denier polyester.
- Lining: 200-denier polyester.
- Bottom: Molded foam and ballistics cloth.
- Weight: 4423 g. (9 lbs. 14 oz.)
- Volume: 66 L (4000 cu. in.)
- Dimensions: 22" high x 15" wide x 12.5" deep
- Width: 14 1⁄2 in
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2 people found this review helpful
December 27, 2010
Anonymous
from Utah
Absolutely love this bag. I got my first one nearly nine years ago and finally thrashed it this year. It's sturdy, easy to pack, and high quality. If you travel a lot, having a great bag is critical. This was a must have for me.
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December 23, 2011
Russell M
from Nashville, TN
It is Patagonia, so the quality, fit, and finish are exceptional. I travel for a living, so it was a leap of faith to go with a consumer brand. I usually use industrial model luggage which weighs a lot, but wears well. This bag is everything I hoped it would be. It is light, sturdy, and stylish. It rolls beautifully and quietly. I am very tall, so the handle is as short as it could be. If you are shorter than 6'4", it is tall enough. If the bag is less-than-stuffed, it will fit snugly in an overhead compartment on most narrow body jets having at least five seats per row in coach. Commuter jets or regional jets all require luggage of this size to go below. As usual, the little jet baggage handlers abuse your bags, and my bag suffered on the first trip. The upper plastic and handle were badly scraped, though not mechanically damaged. Any bag would have suffered. This bag will hold everything you need for short trips. If you are an experienced traveler with state-of-the-art travel products, you do not need another bag. This bag, and a day pack for excursions, will take you anywhere in the world without compromise. The only improvement I would make would be to add or move the grab handle to the very top. Porters do not know quite wear to grab the bag and wind up laying it flat on its back, even in inclement weather.
Brands I'd also recommend: Luggage Works, Purdy Neat
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