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The facts at a glance
Dakine Ranger Duffle 60L
Product details
- Optimal for:
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- Travel
- Everyday life
Summary
| Gender: | Unisex |
| Activity: | Leisure, Travel, Urban & Work |
Our tip
Our tip: Foldable✓Holiday✓Longer tripsMore ›
SportFits advice
Dakine Ranger Duffle 60L
Foldable
60 l | 910 g
The essentials
- ✓A good fit if you are looking for a bag that takes up hardly any wardrobe space when empty
- ✓A good fit if you also want to carry it on your back while travelling
- –Less so if you want to pull your luggage on wheels
What is it for?
How good is it?compared with the bags in our Travel luggage advisor
Weightlight910 g
Our take
The bag is made of coated 900D ripstop, which according to the manufacturer is weather-resistant. The U-shaped opening makes packing easy, a mesh pocket inside holds small items, and the padded backpack straps are removable. Empty, you fold it into its own end pocket.
How do we know?
From the details in the shop and from the manufacturer. The rating compares the bags in our Travel luggage advisor.
Or a different one?
LighterEssential Weekender 40LShoulder weekender with a wide opening58.15€
PopularBase Camp Voyager Duffel 42LTravel bag with a laptop compartment that also carries as a backpack101.55€
Compared
| Ranger Duffle 60L | Essential Weekender 40L | Base Camp Voyager Duffel 42L | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Volume | 60 l | 40 l | 42 l |
| Weight | 910 g | 640 g | 1,130 g |
| Price | 110.55€ | 58.15€ | 101.55€ |
| Good for | Holiday, Longer trips | Holiday | Holiday |
Advice from the SportFits Magazine
Travel luggage advisorTell us how long you are away and how you travel. That tells you the volume, whether it has to go in the cabin, and whether to roll or carry. Every detail comes from the product description or the manufacturer.- Osprey travel packs 2026Travel pack, wheels or a rugged hybrid? Farpoint, Fairview and Sojourn cover three very different ways of travelling, from carry-on trips to a year on the road.
