KooGa Rucksack 2.0 Kitbag

Capacious - Good Price

So far so good. I needed a bag for the gym that was packable since I do not have a car. I have used a couple of North Face cargo duffles - I've had them 40 years + but they're beginning to wear. Heavy, they must be 1000d with huge bombproof zippers. How to replace them without going broke. And, bicycle transit-able. I no longer need rock & crag tough--how about rugby tough even if used only to haul gear. Ruggers. Kooga. I'm pleased with the construction--it seems to be tough enough. And it's simple. My preference would have been a straight Godzilla zipper down the length centerline and a few external attachment points, but the Kooga substitutes more internal storage options. That might be the better way to go and I don't have to worry about stuff hanging outside the bag. The zipper? Well, not a straight line but it seems to be snag-free. Very good. I do intend to add a sternum strap to improve balance issues while on the bicycle. About $4 -- a trifle. In sum, I'm very happy with this bag. I cram a leather weightlift belt, a pair of minimalist deadlift shoes, towel, some odds & ends, and extra outerwear against unpredictable weather conditions. At a good price. More than I expected. Thanks, Chuck

Kooga Rucksack

So far so good! Very roomy and versatile...