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Backstraps on a duffel? Whaaaa?! They’re vital on a pack, why not on a duffel as well? Our Explorer Duffel ESB has stowable shoulder straps-- they allow you wear your luggage when you want, then tuck the straps away when you don’t. It makes...

Twin bags to sling over the back rack of your cruiser. Each side will carry a load of groceries (or whatever you wish to stuff inside) with surprising capacity. The universal attachment system will work on a variety of bikes. Waxed canvas construction...

Aircraft operational Manual? Check. Navigational manual? Check. Airport Diagrams? Check. Pilots routinely need to carry several big bulky binders and manuals. Our Pilot Brief is big enough to haul a small library of charts, regulations and aircraft...

Just like a professional journalist, the Frost River Correspondent Briefcase is rugged, reliable and will hold up in tough spots. Its good looks and charm combine with a reliable reputation of quality to instill confidence. The integrity of robust...

A weekend bag on the top and a spot to carry boots on the bottom, our Prairie Boot Bag is all set to help you get out to the field and back again in style. Has a bottomland adventure brought muddy boots back from your travels? No problem. Zip the boots...

Enclose the front of your 2 or 4 person Campfire Tent with an optional endcover. It attaches to the awning and side panels of the Campfire Tents. It allows for the use of a woodstove by passing the stovepipe through the stovejack panel in the ceiling of...

Here’s a handcrafted bag, well equipped for most any intrepid adventure. The crossover design works great for an outdoor lifestyle that requires travel luggage, trips across town for meetings, as well as a backpack for hauling adventure gear out...

Historically one of our most popular backpacks. And it does have history. It is a reproduction of writer George Washington Sears' (a.k.a Nessmuk's) old Maine guide pack from the 1880's. Popular for a reason, it is a great size! Perfect for a day's load...

We designed this to work as a kitchen fly that you wouldn’t likely burn holes through (unlike the flimsy nylon kind), and to be durable enough to survive use as a ground cloth. A little craftyness on your part will turn it into a serviceable...