| Brand | The North Face |
|---|---|
| Best Use | Camping |
| Bag Style | Duffle bags |
| Gear Capacity (L) | 62 L |
| Design | External webbing |
| Pockets | Internal, secure-zip pocket | Small, external secure-zip pocket |
| Straps | Padded shoulder straps unclip and conceal behind the back panel |
| Handles | Side handles |
| Laptop Compartment | External, secure-zip padded laptop pocket |
| Fits Laptop Size (in) | Up to 15" laptops |
| Organization | Removable, adjustable divider in the main compartment |
| Dimensions | 22.7" x 16" x 12.45" |
| Weight | 2 lbs 13 oz |
| Sustainability | Made of 100% recycled fabric |
REVIEWS
1,108 Reviews
CWalker
Amazing bag! Great for travel. It fits more than expected. Perfect as a carry-on bag
Goosen69
Bought recently since my 20 year old gym bag just can’t keep it together. I like that it can be carried like a bag OR it has storable shoulder straps to make it a backpack. Also conveniently folds up into a very small item.
Martinez
I bought this duffle for my 2 week trip, already have a North Face carry on luggage but needed additional space. It was great enough space and great quality as always. Very convenient that you can also convert it into a backpack.
Schmitty
First, I love that this compacts into itself for easy storage. The 62L provides ample room for packing for just about any trip. The separation divider was key in keeping things organized. Backstraps are extremely helpful for carrying and are pretty comfortable. Would recommend!
Jf83
I bought this to replace my old gym bag. This thing holds all my gear to include a change of clothes. It’s pretty much bullet proof.
JS in MD
Used this as a weekend bag for two people. Love the organization this allows. Shoes on the side, laptop sleeve for quick access things, and the adaptable/removable organizer. Made it quick to divide the main compartment into his/her sides. Was comfortable to wear as a backpack (the shoulder straps did not feel like they were digging into me despite the duffel being full) and not awkward to hand hold as a duffel. I also appreciated how quickly the backpack straps were to unclip and tuck away (can't be done for the XS base camp and is a hassle for the S base camp). I think the best part was the simplicity of folding into itself when done (much easier than the traditional base camp design where you have a separate storage bag). Seeing the 32L have the water bottle holder makes me wish they worked that into the 42L size, but it's not a dealbreaker. I have the Base Camp (original design) in XS, S, and M and will be reaching for the 42L voyager from now on as long as i don't need the additional space of the M Base Camp.
Lo B
I'm obsessed with this new buy! I fit 5-7 outfits in this, as well as a pair of shoes, and other miscellaneous items. It will also be perfect for my hikes. Best $90ish dollars spent. It can be used as a duffel or a backpack with the straps. The material/quality seems legit and like it should last for many moons. Definitely buy it if you like to hike/travel.
Renata B
This is my favorite travel bag ever. I own both North Face voyager and Patagonia Black Hole 42L and my North Face duffel is much better build for my needs. I bought these bags for my kids as well. They are perfet for short and long trips. They pass trough TSA as personal item but they can carry as much as small suitcase, 10 out of 10 I recomend
309
The North Face Voyager Duffel 62L has become one of those things I use ALL the time - I wouldn't swap it for anything. First: perfect capacity. The 62L hits that sweet spot where you can fit everything you need for several days without it becoming uncomfortable to carry. I use it for trips, training, getaways, and even day-to-day when I need to move a lot of stuff. Second: comfort. You can carry it as a duffel or wear it as a backpack, and that changes everything. When it's heavy, I just throw it on my back and go. Super practical. Third: durability. It's The North Face - and it shows. Tough materials, solid zippers, it handles bumps, travel, humidity... you don't have to treat it like it's fragile. Fourth: simple but functional organization. It doesn't have a million unnecessary compartments, but what it has is well designed. You can find everything quickly without wasting time. Bottom line: it's a bag I use a lot and it's never let me down. If you're looking for something versatile, durable, and comfortable to move around with, this is a great option. It's not just a bag... it's one of those things you end up using way more than you expected.
366
Perfect bag. I used this for a surf trip as my carry on. So many compartments and the light blue color is sooo pretty.
Anissa
I loved everything about this bag Spacious for my needs and The Material is amazing quality if you are thinking of purchasing please purchase worth every penny!!! I bought the black color and Im in love
204
Very good bag. Two recommendations: 1.) wish there was a zipper to keep backpack (shoulder straps) 100% contained when put away. 2.) use the stronger material of original base camp
4701
Fantastic duffel. Does what it's supposed to do and great quality.
Rosra
Material is very nice and durable, waterproof as well. Overall it’s expensive for the size, but seems well put together
Albert
I feel its a pity this bag could be so so much better with very little. The backpack mode works poorly, the straps are stiched very close together at the neck area and they put a lot of pressure on it. They are also not wide, the bend, and you feel them very quickly. A tiny little stern strap would improve the backpack experience a lot with very very little. In addition, the backpack straps are stiched to the operable lid, which means the bag transfers the load to the straps through the zip. It does feel like a design flaw...That zip is under a lot of pressure. Not sure how long it will last. The side handles cannot be stowed away, and the laptop pouch is placed right against your back. You dont need to be an ergonomics expert to realize that once you fill the bag, the stiff laptop clashes against the natural curve of your back and hits your vertebra... I would put a laptop pouch anywhere but against my back. The build quality is rather poor compared to other lines of products... it feels not very durable, and its a bag with very little self supporting structure (which isnt bad per se, its lightweight) but it will look awkard and rather unaesthetic at times. You can tell its a water repellent fabric but if you ever find yourself in a true rain situation it will not cut it. Too many weak seams and joins for the water to circulate. I feel this product has too many design flaws, its meant to look very functional but I think it does not perform. It has a rather poor built quality only in exchange of many compartments, pockets and a poorly placed laptop pouch. All these things could have been far better designed, and we would all enjoy a far superior bag. In fact, a lot of this flaws are not present in the camp base duffle bag, which is much better built, but lacking the "bells and whistles". If you need the bag to go to the gym, or do one weekend trip it will do ok, if you want to rely on it for a longer trip, and have the certainty that you carry great gear... thats not the choice.
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