Patagonia Black Hole Wheeled Duffel 100L - Black
The Patagonia Black Hole Wheeled Duffel 100L is a highly weather-resistant 100-liter gear hauler with sturdy wheels and a telescoping handle. Made with 100% recycled body fabric, lining and webbing, and now a pioneering recycled TPU-film laminate with a sleek matte finish. the Black Hole Wheeled Duffel will protect your gear from rain and rough handling and still hold everything you need for a wayward journey. A large opening to the main compartment allows quick access to the interior of this Patagonia duffel. With a zippered external top pocket, you have a handy spot for your boarding pass, an energy bar or a paperback and the mesh pockets in the lid make a great spot to store smaller items. Stout wheelset makes for smooth, comfortable travel; back-up wheel axles are included and allow for on-the-go fixes (spare axles stored in the frame). Carrying options include the main webbing handles, a 2-position, telescoping handle or a haul loop on the side. You can lash additional gear to the outside with the four, corner-mounted daisy chains. No matter the vehicle or what the weather's like at your destination, the Patagonia Black Hole Wheeled Duffel 100L gets your gear there. Available at Travel Country Outfitters.
The Patagonia Black Hole Wheeled Duffel 100L is a highly weather-resistant 100-liter gear hauler with sturdy wheels and a telescoping handle. Made with 100% recycled body fabric, lining and webbing, and now a pioneering recycled TPU-film laminate with a sleek matte finish. the Black Hole Wheeled Duffel will protect your gear from rain and rough handling and still hold everything you need for a wayward journey. A large opening to the main compartment allows quick access to the interior of this Patagonia duffel. With a zippered external top pocket, you have a handy spot for your boarding pass, an energy bar or a paperback and the mesh pockets in the lid make a great spot to store smaller items. Stout wheelset makes for smooth, comfortable travel; back-up wheel axles are included and allow for on-the-go fixes (spare axles stored in the frame). Carrying options include the main webbing handles, a 2-position, telescoping handle or a haul loop on the side. You can lash additional gear to the outside with the four, corner-mounted daisy chains. No matter the vehicle or what the weather's like at your destination, the Patagonia Black Hole Wheeled Duffel 100L gets your gear there. Available at Travel Country Outfitters.
The Patagonia Black Hole Wheeled Duffel 100L is a highly weather-resistant 100-liter gear hauler with sturdy wheels and a telescoping handle. Made with 100% recycled body fabric, lining and webbing, and now a pioneering recycled TPU-film laminate with a sleek matte finish. the Black Hole Wheeled Duffel will protect your gear from rain and rough handling and still hold everything you need for a wayward journey. A large opening to the main compartment allows quick access to the interior of this Patagonia duffel. With a zippered external top pocket, you have a handy spot for your boarding pass, an energy bar or a paperback and the mesh pockets in the lid make a great spot to store smaller items. Stout wheelset makes for smooth, comfortable travel; back-up wheel axles are included and allow for on-the-go fixes (spare axles stored in the frame). Carrying options include the main webbing handles, a 2-position, telescoping handle or a haul loop on the side. You can lash additional gear to the outside with the four, corner-mounted daisy chains. No matter the vehicle or what the weather's like at your destination, the Patagonia Black Hole Wheeled Duffel 100L gets your gear there. Available at Travel Country Outfitters.
The Patagonia Black Hole Wheeled Duffel 100L is a highly weather-resistant 100-liter gear hauler with sturdy wheels and a telescoping handle. Made with 100% recycled body fabric, lining and webbing, and now a pioneering recycled TPU-film laminate with a sleek matte finish. the Black Hole Wheeled Duffel will protect your gear from rain and rough handling and still hold everything you need for a wayward journey. A large opening to the main compartment allows quick access to the interior of this Patagonia duffel. With a zippered external top pocket, you have a handy spot for your boarding pass, an energy bar or a paperback and the mesh pockets in the lid make a great spot to store smaller items. Stout wheelset makes for smooth, comfortable travel; back-up wheel axles are included and allow for on-the-go fixes (spare axles stored in the frame). Carrying options include the main webbing handles, a 2-position, telescoping handle or a haul loop on the side. You can lash additional gear to the outside with the four, corner-mounted daisy chains. No matter the vehicle or what the weather's like at your destination, the Patagonia Black Hole Wheeled Duffel 100L gets your gear there. Available at Travel Country Outfitters.
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The lowest price for Patagonia Black Hole Wheeled Duffel 100L - Black right now is $339.95 at Vast Outdoors Australia, compared across 21 retailers.
The all-time low was $255.00 on 9 Apr 2025 — today's price is 33% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 29 Oct 2026.
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Glad to see that they are including a spare wheel axle now. This bag is a upgrade of the older 100L. Unfortunately I've had 2 of the older 100L bags that both had broken wheels after one trip (separate airline trips with each on United). Note, my coworkers Walmart suitcase has held up for two years. We're both frequent flyers and are always on the move. I've certainly heard my fair share his trash talking about my "fancy bag". It's hard to disagree with him based on what I've experienced. I don't understand why they didn't change the design of the wheel area on this new model, but did go through all the trouble of including spare parts??. Obviously they recognize that there's a problem. I think the main issue is that the axle is undersized for the weight/size of the ... MoreGlad to see that they are including a spare wheel axle now. This bag is a upgrade of the older 100L. Unfortunately I've had 2 of the older 100L bags that both had broken wheels after one trip (separate airline trips with each on United). Note, my coworkers Walmart suitcase has held up for two years. We're both frequent flyers and are always on the move. I've certainly heard my fair share his trash talking about my "fancy bag". It's hard to disagree with him based on what I've experienced. I don't understand why they didn't change the design of the wheel area on this new model, but did go through all the trouble of including spare parts??. Obviously they recognize that there's a problem. I think the main issue is that the axle is undersized for the weight/size of the bag. Most other bags in this size range have cross bracing on the outside of the wheels that help with rigidity (look at the REI "big haul 34"). I really like the black hole duffel, but the wheel issue makes me hesitant to get another. I will say however that the Patagonia warranty is the only thing making me consider it again. Each time they've taken care of me, and it's the main reason that I'm browsing this website right now. Bottom line- if they changed the wheel design and kept the same warranty, this would be the best bag out there.
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After having two carry-on bags disintegrate on me, I decided to up my game. Mostly happy with this Black Hole beast. The fabric seems indestructible, and the wheels and handle are super robust.The way the top flap sticks out around the edges will take some getting used to – I assume it is to protect the zipper. I am also not initially in love with how the zipper opening is smaller than the dimensions of the bag – – you certainly need to reach in as you pack.One review mentioned the handle is a bit short. At 5’8” I’m not having a problem.Even so, no buyers remorse.
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Pack portion is decent enough and I have had it for a couple of years with a LOT of world travel. Unfortunately the axle design is not well-thought out for weight up to the allowed max on airlines. Yeah, I know... Not smart. As the customer service person told me, a better design are on other brands where the wheel is inside of a supportive sheel frame which houses the axle... so that the axle is not able to bend. "We get a lot of calls with people who have bent axles." There are plenty of other more thoroughly thought out bombproof brands with axles which are supported on both the inside as well as the outside.
| Brand | Patagonia |
| Department | Men's / Unisex |
| Wheeled | Yes |
| Colour | Grey, Smolder Blue, White, Black, Tidal Teal, Classic Navy, Craft Pink, Bandana Blue, Paintbrush Red, Aqua Stone, Navy Blue W/Paintbrush Red, Black W/Fitz Trout, Fitz Trout, Lago Blue, Sage Khaki (Ska), Birch White (Bcw), Peppergrass Green (Pss), Basin Green, Noble Grey, Abalone Blue W/Ink Black, Cinnamon Brown, Dulse Mauve, {"Color": "Camp Green (Cmpg)", "Colorcode": "Cmpg", "Colortext": "Camp Green "}, {"Color": "Coriander Brown (Coi)", "Colorcode": "Coi", "Colortext": "Coriander Brown "}, Pollinator Orange, Brisk Purple, Smolder Blue W/Amanita Red, Black W/Black, Sastrugi: Summit Blue |
PATAGONIA 100L Black Hole Duffel
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Unisex Patagonia Black Hole Wheeled Duffel 40L
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Glad to see that they are including a spare wheel axle now. This bag is a upgrade of the older 100L. Unfortunately I've had 2 of the older 100L bags that both had broken wheels after one trip (separate airline trips with each on United). Note, my coworkers Walmart suitcase has held up for two years. We're both frequent flyers and are always on the move. I've certainly heard my fair share his trash talking about my "fancy bag". It's hard to disagree with him based on what I've experienced. I don't understand why they didn't change the design of the wheel area on this new model, but did go through all the trouble of including spare parts??. Obviously they recognize that there's a problem. I think the main issue is that the axle is undersized for the weight/size of the ... MoreGlad to see that they are including a spare wheel axle now. This bag is a upgrade of the older 100L. Unfortunately I've had 2 of the older 100L bags that both had broken wheels after one trip (separate airline trips with each on United). Note, my coworkers Walmart suitcase has held up for two years. We're both frequent flyers and are always on the move. I've certainly heard my fair share his trash talking about my "fancy bag". It's hard to disagree with him based on what I've experienced. I don't understand why they didn't change the design of the wheel area on this new model, but did go through all the trouble of including spare parts??. Obviously they recognize that there's a problem. I think the main issue is that the axle is undersized for the weight/size of the bag. Most other bags in this size range have cross bracing on the outside of the wheels that help with rigidity (look at the REI "big haul 34"). I really like the black hole duffel, but the wheel issue makes me hesitant to get another. I will say however that the Patagonia warranty is the only thing making me consider it again. Each time they've taken care of me, and it's the main reason that I'm browsing this website right now. Bottom line- if they changed the wheel design and kept the same warranty, this would be the best bag out there.
After having two carry-on bags disintegrate on me, I decided to up my game. Mostly happy with this Black Hole beast. The fabric seems indestructible, and the wheels and handle are super robust.The way the top flap sticks out around the edges will take some getting used to – I assume it is to protect the zipper. I am also not initially in love with how the zipper opening is smaller than the dimensions of the bag – – you certainly need to reach in as you pack.One review mentioned the handle is a bit short. At 5’8” I’m not having a problem.Even so, no buyers remorse.
Pack portion is decent enough and I have had it for a couple of years with a LOT of world travel. Unfortunately the axle design is not well-thought out for weight up to the allowed max on airlines. Yeah, I know... Not smart. As the customer service person told me, a better design are on other brands where the wheel is inside of a supportive sheel frame which houses the axle... so that the axle is not able to bend. "We get a lot of calls with people who have bent axles." There are plenty of other more thoroughly thought out bombproof brands with axles which are supported on both the inside as well as the outside.
I wanted to like this bag - it seemed like the perfect 'better option' from all those hard-sided, 4-wheeled carry-ons you see all over the airport.The bag is near perfect, but I had to return it - the handle was just too short. It felt short when I first took it out of the box, then I compared it with the handle on other carry-on bags and sure enough, it was quite a bit shorter; may not seem like much but it's just enough that it feels awkward and feels like you have to carry your hand super low - and I'm only 5-10".Patagonia - when you redesign this bag for the next release, you should promote that the handle is now longer because I'm sure I'm not the only person that didn't buy it because of that one feature.Great Bag Except:Needs: Longer HandleWants: Outside ... MoreI wanted to like this bag - it seemed like the perfect 'better option' from all those hard-sided, 4-wheeled carry-ons you see all over the airport.The bag is near perfect, but I had to return it - the handle was just too short. It felt short when I first took it out of the box, then I compared it with the handle on other carry-on bags and sure enough, it was quite a bit shorter; may not seem like much but it's just enough that it feels awkward and feels like you have to carry your hand super low - and I'm only 5-10".Patagonia - when you redesign this bag for the next release, you should promote that the handle is now longer because I'm sure I'm not the only person that didn't buy it because of that one feature.Great Bag Except:Needs: Longer HandleWants: Outside Pockets, More Grab HandlesPerfect For: People under 5-9"
Another great example of Patagonia making changes to a product that makes it ostensibly worse. There are a myriad of improvements that could be done to this product in all sizes. I have owned four. But Patagonia doesn't listen to customers anymore. Instead of adding a luggage tag or lockable zippers or a better handle, Patagonia decided to make the bag shorter and wider. I assume this is to make it fit better into overhead compartments which was rarely an issue. Volume doesn't seem to have changed. However, this process also caused the handle to now be inches shorter. In the case of my old 40l roller by about 3". Coupled with the bag being wider, one constantly hits the heel on their trailing foot now. I am 5"11 and thought my 5"6 girlfriend would be better off and ... MoreAnother great example of Patagonia making changes to a product that makes it ostensibly worse. There are a myriad of improvements that could be done to this product in all sizes. I have owned four. But Patagonia doesn't listen to customers anymore. Instead of adding a luggage tag or lockable zippers or a better handle, Patagonia decided to make the bag shorter and wider. I assume this is to make it fit better into overhead compartments which was rarely an issue. Volume doesn't seem to have changed. However, this process also caused the handle to now be inches shorter. In the case of my old 40l roller by about 3". Coupled with the bag being wider, one constantly hits the heel on their trailing foot now. I am 5"11 and thought my 5"6 girlfriend would be better off and gave it to her instead of burning it in an angry bonfire. Unfortunately it is equally bad for her. She's constantly hitting her foot, causing her shoe and sock to come off and the back to flip over. You could try and hold the handle on the side and hold the bag next to you but that's a bit of a workout, especially in big airports like Denver. We are now selling it on Craigslist since she has vowed to never use it again also.
I pushed the limits of the Patagonia Black Hole® Wheeled Duffel Bag on my latest adventure. After landing at LaGuardia, I skated 5 miles on my longboard in pouring rain while pulling this bag behind me. Through puddles and all, this bag was able to keep up! The wheels glide smoothly and my gear stayed completely dry! Having a lighter color bag, it get a few cosmetic scuffs and scratches, but no true damage to report. After this I'm beyond impressed. I think this bag is going to last me a very long time! It's a solid 10/10!
This size is all I need for up to a week of travel for most seasons - winter might be tight depending on activities.I’ll echo what others have said about the handle length. Another inch/two would have been nice for those of us close to 6’.And it’s hard to tell from the pictures but the bottom of the bag is not flat inside. The handle rails are raised under the think liner material (for ease of repair I guess). Just an FYI kinda thing.I have an og black hole from their first runs and it’s still going strong so I expect nothing less from this version.It would be nice, as others have said, if it came with a nice luggage tag as it’s quite expensive.
Got this wheeled duffel last minute before a 2-week trip through Japan. It served as my carry-on, and exceeded all my expectations. It fits in the overhead compartments easily, but can hold SO much stuff. I am a self-proclaimed luggage Tetris queen, and have to say I was shocked at just how much I could pack in. The interior straps help you synch down your contents, and I never had a hard time closing the zipper despite how full the bag was. And, the wheels and handle feel extra sturdy. Looking at purchasing another in a larger size for check-in luggage for future travel. Highly recommend!
We are a family with 4 kids. We have owned 2 of 70L bags for years now and every time we travel we are forced to use a regular suitcase. Most recently I had multiple bags on the roof of the car during the dry season in Costa Rica when an unexpected storm hit us on a 7 hour drive. The clothes in the regular suitcase were soaked. I felt it was time to peruse the 100L. I could not find the bag online so I ventured into the Austin store and they informed me there was a good chance that the 100 L roller was no longer available. However the team in Austin started their search and over the next several days (it was late on a Saturday so the Atlanta store was closed and I was traveling on Sunday) they were able to track 2 100L rollers down and they arrived last week. The ... MoreWe are a family with 4 kids. We have owned 2 of 70L bags for years now and every time we travel we are forced to use a regular suitcase. Most recently I had multiple bags on the roof of the car during the dry season in Costa Rica when an unexpected storm hit us on a 7 hour drive. The clothes in the regular suitcase were soaked. I felt it was time to peruse the 100L. I could not find the bag online so I ventured into the Austin store and they informed me there was a good chance that the 100 L roller was no longer available. However the team in Austin started their search and over the next several days (it was late on a Saturday so the Atlanta store was closed and I was traveling on Sunday) they were able to track 2 100L rollers down and they arrived last week. The neon green and black with the Patagonia fish arrived safely at my in laws house in Miami and they are as as glorious as I could ever have imagined. Thank you to the Austin Team and all the stores that were involved it was truly a company effort to make my roller black hole collection complete. I hope that in the future y’all can bring this item back as it is such a fantastic bag. Thank you!!!!!
Love the size of this bag. Love that it's just an empty compartment without a bunch of unnecessary organizers, nooks, and zippers. Love that it's wheeled and has a handle. Love its simple gray on black design. Do not love that the wheel assembly is poorly designed.I've taken this on around eight international trips over the past 18 months. A couple trips ago I noticed that one of the wheels where no longer aligned, making it harder to roll. This past trip I returned to baggage claim and found a wheel on a significant angle, barely rollable. Thankfully I was at the end, not the beginning, of my trip; I've pinged Patagonia support and they're sending out some replacement wheels. Looks like an easy enough DIY fix - just the wheel assembly, a bolt and a nut.However, ... MoreLove the size of this bag. Love that it's just an empty compartment without a bunch of unnecessary organizers, nooks, and zippers. Love that it's wheeled and has a handle. Love its simple gray on black design. Do not love that the wheel assembly is poorly designed.I've taken this on around eight international trips over the past 18 months. A couple trips ago I noticed that one of the wheels where no longer aligned, making it harder to roll. This past trip I returned to baggage claim and found a wheel on a significant angle, barely rollable. Thankfully I was at the end, not the beginning, of my trip; I've pinged Patagonia support and they're sending out some replacement wheels. Looks like an easy enough DIY fix - just the wheel assembly, a bolt and a nut.However, you can see this same bent wheel issue strewn through these reviews. The design is poor -- the wheels are housed on the outside of the bag with no protection, exposing them to the whims of luggage handlers at the airport. They also are weirdly high and exposed--great for clearance but also providing a large lip on two sides (bottom and back) that increases likelihood of getting bent (most times on luggage you see only one side of the wheel exposed - the bottom of the wheel). And the bolt used to secure the wheel it too light-duty for a heavy duty bag likely to be pushing airtport limits of 50lbs; the bolts should be double the diameter with the wheels exposed as they are (and, while I'm at it, for the price of the bag; I'd love to see heavier duty zippers for the main compartment while we're at it).Really wish this were a 'buy it for life' type of bag -- but fearing that I'll be pinging customer support for new wheels every 12-18 months (and also thinking I should keep a spare assembly and tools in my pack going forward).
| Brand | Patagonia |
| Department | Men's / Unisex |
| Wheeled | Yes |
| Colour | Grey, Smolder Blue, White, Black, Tidal Teal, Classic Navy, Craft Pink, Bandana Blue, Paintbrush Red, Aqua Stone, Navy Blue W/Paintbrush Red, Black W/Fitz Trout, Fitz Trout, Lago Blue, Sage Khaki (Ska), Birch White (Bcw), Peppergrass Green (Pss), Basin Green, Noble Grey, Abalone Blue W/Ink Black, Cinnamon Brown, Dulse Mauve, {"Color": "Camp Green (Cmpg)", "Colorcode": "Cmpg", "Colortext": "Camp Green "}, {"Color": "Coriander Brown (Coi)", "Colorcode": "Coi", "Colortext": "Coriander Brown "}, Pollinator Orange, Brisk Purple, Smolder Blue W/Amanita Red, Black W/Black, Sastrugi: Summit Blue |
