Duffel bags offer a lot of versatility. Gym jaunts, weekend getaways, hell, even the beach.
But their one drawback is that the open cavity of a space is not ideal for keeping things organized.
San Franisco’s bagmaker extraordinaire Mission Workshop has a simple fix for that: a modular duffel made from their patented Arkiv system. The San Francisco company cut its teeth making high quality modular backpacks for two-wheeled commuters, so of course they’d apply that same principle to a duffel.
But the cool thing about the Cadre 261 weatherproof bag is its modular functions work with all of their other components in the Arkiv system. So you can get a laptop folio, a wallet and phone sleeve or a tool compartment (you get the idea) and have it work with their other bags.
Plus it’s hand-stitched with that Milspec webbing that’ll never let the weather inside, so it’ll always look razor sharp.
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