FliegerDuffel Came in Finally

I had purchased a Barron Load Out Duffel from Maxpedition a few months back for my overnight trip out of town, but,,,

I thought I needed something a bit bigger and more mobile.. (I’ll let the wife or maybe myself use the Barron for things here and there).

Soooo… I bought a FliegerDuffel.

 

The only thing I’m adding to it is a small bag from Maxpedition and the two patches you see on it.

Here’s the run down on this awesome bag:

A unique travel bag that converts into a backpack. Meets FAA carry-on size requirement. Perfect for the frequent flyer!

A flexible duffel that fits in your overhead compartment

A flexible duffel that fits in your overhead compartment
The #0613™ FLIEGERDUFFEL™ ADVENTURE BAG can be carried by hand, by shoulder strap (in 2 orientations), or by it's concealable ergonomic backpack straps. Designed with multiple pockets, pouches, and compartments that offer plenty of space and organization. It's a flexible bag that's ready when you are.
Acceptable size for carry-on by FAA regulations and most airlines.

Overall size

• Approx. 14"(L) x 24.5"(H) x 7.5"(W)
• Main compartment approx. 13.5"(L) x 22"(H) x 8"(W)
• Capacity approx. 2380 cu. in.

Exterior front

• Integrated padded grab handle made from 1.5" webbing
• 6 rows of 8-channel PALS webbing
• One (1) 10"(L) x 8"(H) zippered slip pocket
• Full dual-directional zippered access to main compartment

Exterior rear

• Drainage grommet
• 2 D-Ring attachment points for attaching ergonomic backpack straps
• One 13.5"(L) x 15.75"(H) zippered padded compartment for concealing backpack straps. Can also double as a 100oz / 3L hydration reservoir

Exterior left

• 2 adjustable compression straps made from 1.5" webbing with 1.5" quick release buckles
• 4 rows of 3-channel PALS webbing
• One (1) 21"(L) x 4.75"(H) zippered slip pocket
• Two (2) 5"(L) x 5.75"(H) internal mesh slip pockets

Exterior right

• 2 adjustable compression straps made from 1.5" webbing with 1.5" quick release buckles
• 4 rows of 3-channel PALS webbing
• One (1) 21"(L) x 4.75"(H) zippered slip pocket
• Two (2) 5"(L) x 5.75"(H) internal mesh slip pockets

Exterior top

• 2 D-Ring attachment points for attaching optional shoulder strap
• Tapered grab handle made from 2" webbing

Exterior bottom

• 2 D-Ring attachment points for attaching optional shoulder strap
• Tapered grab handle made from 2" webbing

Main interior front

• Two (2) 10"(L) x 5"(H) zippered mesh pockets

Main interior rear

• 2 adjustable retention straps made from 1" webbing with 1" quick release buckles

Main interior left

• N/A

Main interior right

• N/A

Straps

• Removable adjustable Tactical Shoulder Sling made from 1.5" webbing with removable 2" shoulder pad and 12 channels of PALS webbing
• Integral concealable 3" ergonomic shoulder straps with 4 elastic retention points
• Removable sternum strap made from 1" webbing

Other features

• Acceptable size for carry-on by FAA regulations and most airlines
• Full clam shell opening

This bag truly is a versatile bag!

The Maxpedition line of bags and accessories are some of the most rugged pieces of equipment I’ve ever owned.

Since my first purchase of a Maxpedition bag (on recommendation of a friend), I have converted to Maxpedition only.
If I need something for one of my bags or another bag of some kind, the first place I’ll start looking is Maxpedition – yeah, they’re that good.

Here are some pictures of the bag (not mine but some off the internet) to show you the various features:

 

 

 

It can be configured to carry any way you need it for the situation you are in at the time. It’s easy enough to re-configure, but, I would have rather seen snap-hooks like some of the other bags Maxpedition makes for quicker re-configuration of the carry strap.
There are plenty of Mole straps for add-ons such as the added bag I have on mine.