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The North Face Base Camp Voyager Roller Bag - 29"
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Ready for international travel or extended road trips, The North Face Base Camp Voyager 29 in. roller bag offers plenty of organization in a sleek and lightweight package.
- Made with the same durable yet lightweight recycled polyester tarpaulin main shell fabric as the classic Base Camp Voyager duffel
- 2 smooth-rolling wheels and a telescoping, wide handle for comfortable hauling through airports and around town
- Rock-solid chassis is built to handle the wear and tear of being transported around the world over and over again
- Large central compartment with a zippered divider to organize your belongings
- Internal compression straps for securing clothes and other items
- Large, internal mesh pocket for organization
- External, secure-zip pocket offers quick access to items such as a passport, a phone, a wallet or keys
- 1 bottom handle and 2 side handles offer multiple carrying options
Imported.
View the The North Face Base Camp Product LineView all The North Face Rolling Luggage| Best Use | Travel |
|---|---|
| Bag Style | Luggage |
| Gear Capacity (L) | 94 liters |
| Gear Capacity (cu. in.) | 5,736 cubic inches |
| Number of Exterior Pockets | 1 + main compartment |
| Wheeled | Yes |
| Material(s) | Main shell: 300-denier recycled polyester tarpaulin with TPU laminate; back: 840-denier recycled ballistic nylon with non-PFC durable water repellent (DWR) finish |
| Dimensions | 28.75 x 16.5 x 9.6 inches |
| Weight | 9 lbs. 7.7 oz. |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Sustainability | Contains recycled materials |
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Location:Philadelphia
Age:55–64
1 year ago
North Face rolling duffels - beware!
No, I do not recommend this product
Buyer beware. This looks to be the same as the version I bought in 2022. It did not hold up. Bottom split, and I needed to duct tape it to keep it together.
Age:55–64
Location:Gainesville, FL
Age:75 or over
10 months ago
Can Take A Beating, And HAS!
Yes , I recommend this product
When evaluating this rolling duffel before buying, I was a little concerned about it's ability to take airline baggage handling abuse. I shouldn't have been concerned. On my recent vacation, my favorite airline must have gotten my North Face stuck on a conveyor belt; because it arrived in Vermont looking like the top surface had been "sanded", all scuffed and dirty. But you know what? It held up; and when I scrubbed it with Windex and a towel, it looks almost new again. The inner space is cavernous, the wheels are tough and the extend handle is heavy duty. All in all definitely worth the money. This baby is rugged!
Age:75 or over
Location:Oregon
Age:35–44
9 months ago
Wheels sucked!
No, I do not recommend this product
Red plastic “tires” on wheels crumbled on third trip.
Age:35–44
Location:Anchorage, Alaska
Age:18–24
1 year ago
Fabric needs to be more reinforce.
No, I do not recommend this product
The fabric is not very tough when it comes to checking it in with the airlines. First trip I took got it from baggage claim and already have a hole.
Age:18–24
Location:West Michigan
11 months ago
Great bag, and it really stands out in the que.
Amazing room! It's a very strong bag and wheels easily while loaded and traveling. I've used it on several trips. It will scuff as it's a soft sided bag, but I've never had any issues with failure or damage other than an occasional scuff. It really stands out on the airport conveyor too!
6 months ago
Do not buy TNF does not stand behind product.
Bags internal frame broke after a few trips. Contacted TNF and they basically said too bad so sad. Bag does not stand up to any type of commercial travel. I would NOT recommend to my worst enemy.
Location:Rocky Mountains, CO
1 year ago
So far so great, after a long trip to Nepal
Yes , I recommend this product
I bought this bag on sale to double as dive gear luggage and needed something big enough to fit our fins (which are longer than average) but not so big it has unused space. This bag fit the bill. As soon as I bought it, my daughter needed it for a trip to Nepal. After multiple connections in Europe, several buses, and wheeling all over Nepal, it came back without a scratch. TNF holds up.
Location:Powell, TN
Age:45–54
1 month ago
Absolutely Solid
Yes , I recommend this product
Great bag!! Huge! Be careful, you can easily put more than 50lbs in it. I went from Knoxville, TN to Guatemala through car rides, airports and bus rides to dirt road village's. This bag is awesome held up to everything I threw at it, and what the airlines and bus drivers threw at it. It rolls great through the city, the airport and through dirt and rocks.
Age:45–54
Location:Delaware
Age:55–64
3 weeks ago
Not air travel worthy
This is a great bag if you don't take it on a plane. The bottom support has sharp corners with no protection and after one trip the material was already wearing through. I returned it. If you just plan on taking it in a car, it might last a bit longer, but on a plane maybe three round trips and it is done.
Age:55–64
3 weeks ago