Built tough for camping, 4WD trips, outdoor adventures and demanding everyday use. The Caribee Kokoda 65L Gear Bag is a heavy-duty barrel-style duffle made from reinforced tarpaulin, designed for outdoor enthusiasts and anyone who needs a durable, practical gear bag for carrying bulky equipment.
The water-resistant main opening uses a heavy-duty #10 zip, while reinforced 2-inch webbing encircles the bag for additional strength. Removable padded shoulder straps convert the Kokoda from a traditional duffle into a backpack, providing a versatile carrying option when moving gear between the car, campsite or outdoor adventure.
With 65L of practical storage capacity, internal mesh zip pockets, compression straps and end haul handles, the Kokoda 65L is a versatile choice for camping equipment, clothing, sports gear, travel and outdoor essentials.
Key Features
- 65L Heavy-Duty Gear Bag: Large-capacity barrel-style duffle designed for camping, 4WD trips, worksites and demanding outdoor use.
- Heavy-Duty Tarpaulin Construction: Durable tarpaulin material provides a tough, hard-wearing construction for carrying bulky gear.
- Water-Resistant Main Opening: Heavy-duty #10 water-resistant zips help protect the main compartment from rain and wet conditions.
- Convertible Backpack Carry: Removable padded shoulder straps convert the barrel bag into a backpack for more versatile carrying.
- Reinforced 2-Inch Webbing: Heavy-duty webbing encircles the bag to provide additional reinforcement and strength.
- Load Compression: Twin quick-release compression straps help secure the contents and manage the load.
Specifications
Product Details
- 65L Capacity: Practical storage capacity for camping equipment, clothing, sports gear, travel essentials and other outdoor equipment.
- Heavy-Duty Tarpaulin Construction: Durable tarpaulin material provides a robust, hard-wearing construction suited to demanding outdoor use.
- #10 Water-Resistant Main Opening Zips: Heavy-duty water-resistant zips help protect the main compartment from rain and wet conditions.
- Removable Padded Shoulder Straps: Padded straps can be attached to convert the barrel-style gear bag into a backpack for hands-free carrying.
- Heavy-Duty 2-Inch Webbing: Webbing encircles the bag to provide additional reinforcement and strength around the main body.
- End Haul Handles: Additional end handles provide convenient lifting and handling when moving the loaded bag.
- Twin QR Compression Straps: Quick-release compression straps help secure the contents and reduce excess volume when required.
- Three Internal Mesh Zip Pockets: Provide convenient organisation for smaller accessories and frequently accessed items.
Designed for Camping, Travel & Outdoor Adventures
From camping and 4WD trips to travel, sports and outdoor adventures, the Caribee Kokoda 65L Gear Bag provides tough, practical storage for clothing, equipment and everyday outdoor gear. Featuring heavy-duty tarpaulin construction, water-resistant #10 zips, reinforced 2-inch webbing and removable padded shoulder straps, it combines durable gear storage with the flexibility to carry it as a duffle or backpack.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Kokoda 65L a good heavy-duty gear bag for camping and outdoor use?
Yes. The Caribee Kokoda 65L Gear Bag is designed for camping, 4WD trips, travel, outdoor adventures and demanding everyday use. Its heavy-duty tarpaulin construction, reinforced webbing and practical 65L capacity make it suitable for carrying clothing, camping equipment, sports gear and outdoor essentials.
Is the Kokoda 65L waterproof or water resistant?
The Kokoda 65L is designed as a water-resistant gear bag, rather than a fully waterproof bag. Its heavy-duty tarpaulin construction and #10 water-resistant main opening zips help protect contents from rain and wet conditions. For situations requiring 100% waterproof protection, consider a Caribee waterproof gear bag such as the Expedition range.
Can the Kokoda 65L be used as a backpack?
Yes. The Kokoda 65L features removable padded shoulder straps that convert the barrel-style duffle into a backpack. This provides a versatile hands-free carrying option when moving gear between the car, campsite, worksite or outdoor adventure.
Is 65L a good size for a camping or 4WD gear bag?
Yes. A 65L gear bag provides practical storage for camping equipment, clothing, footwear, sports gear and other outdoor essentials. The Kokoda 65L is a useful option when you need more capacity than a smaller gear bag without moving to a larger 90L bag.
Is the Kokoda 65L suitable for travel?
Yes. The Kokoda 65L can be used as a rugged travel duffle for road trips, camping, adventure travel and transporting bulky equipment. The removable padded shoulder straps allow it to be carried as a backpack when required, while the end haul handles and compression straps provide additional ways to handle and secure the bag.
What is the difference between a duffel bag and a gear bag?
Both are large, flexible bags designed to carry clothing and equipment. A gear bag generally places greater emphasis on durability, reinforcement, organisation and practical carrying options, while a traditional duffel may have a simpler construction. The Kokoda combines a barrel-style duffle design with heavy-duty tarpaulin, reinforced webbing, compression straps and internal organisation.
Should I choose the Kokoda 65L or 90L gear bag?
The Kokoda 65L is the more compact option for camping, travel, sports and outdoor gear when you need practical storage without the additional size of a larger bag. The Kokoda 90L provides more capacity for larger or bulkier loads, making it suited to extended camping trips, 4WD adventures, worksites and demanding outdoor use.
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Available from Leading Australian Retailers
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