Loboo 66L Waterproof Dry Duffel Bag Motorcycle Travel LuggageBag,Riding,Hiking,Camping,Cycling

I wasn't really sure what I wanted in a travel bag for motorcycle trips. I had borrowed a side loading dry-bag from a friend last year and the size was pretty good. 60 liters if I remember correctly. Settled on the larger 66 liter Loboo vs the smaller 40 liter. Glad I did. Perfect size for my liking. I pack the following in Loboo with a bit of room to spare. Lightweight 2 person tent, down sleeping bag, air pillow and sleep mattress, cook kit with fuel canister, compact REI hiking chair, camp towel, and a few other odds and ends. All my gear is fairly small back packing inspired gear but it all fit just right in the Loboo. I would fit a sweatshirt or jacket in every now and then because it was so easy to get into.Installation straps were perfect for a 2015 Kawasaki Versys 1000. The best feature is that you can access the interior of the bag while it remains attached to your bike without having to remove the 4 hold down straps. Just unclip the 2 folded opening securing straps and your in. Leave the bag securely attached to the motorcycle and get in an out easily. I also found the 2 opening securing straps to be useful to tuck my jacket liner under so it was always ready to put into action.Bag seems well made and the air valve on the side proved to be handy at rolling the bag opening over to just the appropriate size for your gear. Super satisfied. Would recommend to anyone looking for a simple, waterproof moto storage solution for touring.

I’m a duffle bag kinda traveler. I like the simplicity of one big bag that can hold everything for a week long trip. I didn’t realize that it comes with moto friendly straps that keep secure at any speed. It’s a fantastic product in my opinion. If you want an all purpose waterproof bag that can go the distance. Get this!

bought for a sailing trip to Belize. 2as concerned it would get damaged in check baggage. came through with no issues. kept clothes dry during sailing. I would highly recommend this bag.

We just took this bag on a week-long trip in the mountains on our Polaris RZR. It safely held all our gear and kept it dry even in pouring down rain! It's very easy to access your items even while it stays strapped down.

Took it on a horseback trek in Mongolia. It rained a lot. Waterproofing came in handy. Air exhaust valve helps keep volume down.

It was bigger than I expected but should work great to keep my gear dry.