Thule RoundTrip Bike Duffel

My teammates made fun of my old sports duffle and told me I needed a proper cycling bag. I thought they were insane, but I won a local event a made $200 so I said YOLO and bought this bag. It really is incredible. A spot for every item I *may* need if weather turns one way or another. It also helps at home. Stuff isn’t just all over the house. It’s all in the bag. Definitely a good investment

The bag that I received was a cheap nylon bag with a Nike logo.

The bag is very good quality and functional. Of course, it should be for the price. No complaints here.

Excellent

Built tough with awesome organization features. Is this the best bike duffel... or the best duffel all around? Didn’t realize I would like it this much as my other duffel(s) are quite nice and thought this would just be dedicated to biking but it’s my new favorite for most everything.

This is an amazingly design bag -- Thule came up with a very well thought out design for a bag for active people. This is a large bag -- certainly good for a few days worth of travel, or a full day sports (or other) event when you need to carry some gear with you. While this is marketed as a cyclist bag, you can use this for anything that require bring tools and other items with you and keep them easily accessible and organized. The accordion-like compartment is clever. The shoe compartment is always welcomed, and the side admin area helps keep another set of tools available. Overall this is a great active persons bag.

Review of: **Thule RoundTrip Bike Duffel** This has to be one of the most thought-out cycling/activity bag ever built. Thule came up with some really innovative designs with this thing, starting with the inside accordion dividers. How many times have you packed a bag with various clothing items only to have to dig through all the stuff youre not looking for to get to the items you are? With this bag, you can pack different clothing (or other) items in each compartment and then get directly to it. And if you dont need this function for a particular trip or activity, just unsnap it and collapse it to the side, leaving a large open compartment. The helmet space is plenty large enough for any type of helmet, there is a separate wet or sweaty gear zippered compartment inside, a place to pack your muddy shoes, and spots for tools or other gear to easily access from the outside. The material is durable and looks nice, even the color is very interesting and would be great for males or females. They even added little graphic labels in each compartment to give an idea of the suggested use for a space. Im definitely looking forward to using this bag not only for road and mountain biking outings, but likely for photography equipment, volleyball (that helmet spot will hold one or two volleyballs), maybe even a camping trip. If you ever find yourself struggling with finding the right bag for your activity, this may very well be your solution Not cheap, but sometimes you get what you pay for.

This bag is the luxury item I never knew I needed! For years Ive been throwing things in a backpack and then always rummaging around trying to find things on top of each other. I would be fumbling around in the dark, unable to get to what I need without dumping everything out. Frustrating to say the least. The great thing about this bag are the many to down viewable compartments for all your clothing needs. I know many people have complained about the bottom of the compartments not being closed and they consider it a design flaw. In my opinion I believe it not to be a fault at all, but a brilliant choice by Thule, because it allows the different compartments to expand or contract as needed based on different size items you stuff into them. For instance a larger bicycling bib takes more room versus socks or gloves. If you do choose to put smaller loose items in those top down viewable triangular pockets slipping them into sandwich baggies or pill containers has been my solution. The bag does swallow a tremendous amount of gear perfect for a cycling Expedition, or Everesting challenge or any long endurance events where you need to constantly change out kit and need day and night options, plus sunny and rainy options. I generally end up taking way more than I need but Im then prepared for that just in case situation the weather throws at me.

This bag is the luxury item I never knew I needed! For years Ive been throwing things in a backpack and then always rummaging around trying to find things on top of each other. I would be fumbling around in the dark, unable to get to what I need without dumping everything out. Frustrating to say the least. The great thing about this bag are the many to down viewable compartments for all your clothing needs. I know many people have complained about the bottom of the compartments not being closed and they consider it a design flaw. In my opinion I believe it not to be a fault at all, but a brilliant choice by Thule, because it allows the different compartments to expand or contract as needed based on different size items you stuff into them. For instance a larger bicycling bib takes more room versus socks or gloves. If you do choose to put smaller loose items in those top down viewable triangular pockets slipping them into sandwich baggies or pill containers has been my solution. The bag does swallow a tremendous amount of gear perfect for a cycling Expedition, or Everesting challenge or any long endurance events where you need to constantly change out kit and need day and night options, plus sunny and rainy options. I generally end up taking way more than I need but Im then prepared for that just in case situation the weather throws at me.

This is the perfect sized bag for packing and transporting cycling gear. I have had several, all nice, but either too big, too small, or not set up for easy packing and retrieval of gear. This bag is just right. Looks great, well made, the storage compartments are well organized, so getting to my gear is easy. A simple, sturdy, attractive solution.