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Exped - Galaxy Roller Duffle - Luggage
At a glance
Material information & features
- Recommended use:
- travel
- Main material:
- 100% polyamide
- Fabric treatment:
- PU coated
- Hydrostatic head main material:
- 1,500 mm
- Carry system:
- with telescopic handle
- Additional features:
- secret compartment
- Volume:
- 120 l
- Weight:
- 3,500 g
- Extras:
- with wheels
- Item No.:
- 510-1462
Product description
The Galaxy Roller Duffle from Exped is the mule or llama replacement you’ve been looking for! This compact, compressible roller duffle is ideal for expeditions: Not only does it roll like a dream, so it’s easy to take to the airport, but it’s also easy to attach to pack animals, just in case you do use one. Built to withstand all the wear and tear that comes with expeditions, the trekking bag on wheels features a roll-top closure with a waterproof liner and extremely tough material to fend off dirt, dust and water from transport. It’ll keep all your belongings dry and is even easy to wash. According to Exped, the pack on wheels is waterproof up to a volume of 80 litres, meaning the closure has to be rolled three times. The Galaxy Roller Duffle from Exped is generally a great choice on trips that require you to carry a lot of gear. The strong, quiet, smooth-running wheels make it very easy to roll. Another plus is the variable volume, which ranges from 70 to 120 litres. This means you can leave with less and still have plenty of room for souvenirs for the way back!
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Reviews overview
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This is what customers from around the world say:
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Useful details Good storage options Easy to load
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Easy to load Good carry system Useful details Lightweight
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Recommended use
Ultra-light Travel Expedition