Boasting a whopping 7900 cubic inches of voluminous storage, the Transporter 130 Duffel effortlessly swallows massive amounts of gear when you're heading deep into the mountains on long expeditions, globetrotting for months at a time, or stowing outdoor necessities in a safe place for the long off-season. As the biggest and baddest duffel in Osprey's reinvigorated Transporter series, the Transporter 130 allows you to carry everything but the kitchen sink. This is especially useful when skimping on gear renders you useless in the field or a major liability to your expedition partners. It's constructed of near-bombproof 800D nylon with a double TPU coating that resists soaking moisture, overzealous baggage attendants, and everyday bumps while traveling to your destination. To help you arrive without throwing out your back, stowable backpack and sternum straps distribute bulky loads without major pressure points like a single shoulder strap. Plus, the backpack straps are fully breathable, so you're not a sweaty mess once you arrive at your destination. The large, U-shaped zippered opening makes organizing and retrieving gear a relatively simple affair, with the ability to lock the main compartment from shady circumstances. For additional organization, there's an internal mesh compartment that's ideal for stashing away small necessities, such as your wallet, smartphone, keys, and everyday necessities. Both ends of the duffel feature 3D-shaped pockets for grab-and-stash convenience of mid-sized items. To protect everything inside the bag, all pockets have rain flaps that prevent moisture from ruining your precious gear.