I work a 24 hour shift in EMS couold this hold bedding, and extra boots, socks, pants, shirt and other equipment?
867187
I took this bag on a 5 week trip and had a bunch of clothes, computer, and extra shoes in it. I did not have a problem with space or with straps ripping, but it was not carried for long periods of time. It usually was thrown in a van with everyone else's bags. It felt sturdy.
867188
You bet. I used this bag for traveling overseas in the past now I use it for a range bag and carry all kinds of shooting equipment like mats, shooting jacket, spotting scope etc. the bag is huge and very useful.
867189
Yup. You could fit a enough food, clothes, and supplies for a month in the wilderness. It even has backpack straps.
867190
oh yeah, holds a ton of stuff. gets heavy when you fill it. its the perfect bug-out-bag.
867191
Yes. it is a big bag. My son puts in cloths, summer sleeping bag, night kit, inflatable pillow, etc for campouts and has no trouble.
867192
I have lived out of this bag for a week on military training. Depending on your "other" equipment, and whether your bedding is just sheets. I would say you should be fine. The zipper is very high quality so you can stuff it full and not worry about the sipper breaking when you try and close it.
406033
I would say so. You have a few pads, shoes and clothes but nothing big so yes, it should work.
692297
I have not weighed everything, but I have sweaters and shoes on the floor and FULL of hanging clothes. works for me.... Don't want to move it around when full
637968
not very easily, plus very few tools would fit then. I carry a fluke 87 meter, 2 pr channel locks, wire strippers, diagonals, crimp tool, needle nose, 2 insulated screw drivers, metric and sae allens, tape measure and a few other odds and ends in the internal pockets.
1237080
The clothing section is maybe four inches deep. Packing lightweight clothing might get you two outfits, or one plus night wear. Be prepared to wear the shoes you wore on the plane, etc.
80464
Yes you can! I don't leave the house without some extra clothes!This backpack is pretty Awsome!!Not sure what else you have going on there? But there's room for a change of clothes for sure.Time to test your packing skills!
1680030
My suggestion would be to purchase the PISA pump that comes in the small padded carrying case and skip the backpack or tote all together and get a different bag that suits your needs. This is what I ended up doing with my first child because I am an ER nurse that had to pump during 12 hours shifts. I needed lots of room, so I bought a 31 brand utility tote that fit all my power adaptors, nursing covers, stored milk, pump etc. Like this one: http://www.thirtyonegifts.com/catalog/product/495/catid/22/swid/229b/zip-top-organizing-utility-tote-u-r-u-in-u-r-u-swirl-dot/
1615519
I can get a fairly large load but it depends what I wash. Towels and things I don't want to iron take a lot of line but socks, tees and undies can be pinned close together.
1880410
I would suggest wearing long pants and long sleeve shirt to sleep in. I did not see any transfer on my sheets, but just to be safe!
46226
My nephew attends tae kwon do lessons and I stuff the bag with training pads helmet, face guard, foot pads, gloves. Plus sparing gloves, practice mits, towel as well as uniform. It all fits in there with room to spare. Nephew is five years old. Size of equipment may take up more room but there is plenty of volume in the bag left.
1410376
It would depend on how much you want/need to take. If your main purpose is to ride and you only need to haul basic necessities and a change or even two of light clothes, absolutely. If you plan on a bike tour, but activities between where you will need 3 full outfits, shoes, etc....basically 3 days of "normal" living...probably not.
1548932
you cant fit anything real big/thick in there. I am able to keep flashlight, a couple calls and some other small things.
458500
Oh yeah, that and more. My bag holds all of that plus 2 pairs of Muy Thai gloves, practice rattan, head gear and 2 pairs of MMA gloves
1432322
I was wondering the same thing because I have a combination washer/dryer, and since I throw in a load in the morning before work, I would have to include them with the clothes at that time. At least they'll be clean little guys I guess!
371969
I had a lot of stuff in it. 3 sleeping bags, camping stove, small grill, blankets, sneakers, case of water. a couple of 12 packs of beer, and a collapsible crib. take your time packing it and make sure it is full
1354673
Do you mean weight wise? I don't know how much in weight, but For me It holds about about 6 days worth of dirty clothes for one person, so for me that would be a change of bottoms (slacks), tops (sweaters), and undies for 6 days from Mon-Saturday and then it's almost to the top. If you're using it for more than one person it would fill up in a few days, especially for thicker clothing like sweats and thick sweaters and jackets
174240
Four full sets of pants and shirts might be too much. Shorts and light shirts would probably fit, with a pair of shoes. It's not meant to be a suitcase though, it's lightweight and durable but I wouldn't over stuff it!