Eagle Creek Tour Travel Pack 55 L
Providing comfort and tons of packing space, the 55-liter Eagle Creek Tour Travel Pack makes it easy to set out on a journey. Everything you need stows securely in this expandable, backpack-style bag.
Key Details
- Book-style opening with polyurethane-coated main body zipper
- Weatherproof front compartment with zip closure and grab handle
- Padded, adjustable harness system and waistbelt; adjust the suspension for a balanced fit
- Zippered flap easily covers harness when checking the bag
- Interior organizer panel with mesh pocket and key clip
- Interior zip-away divider
- Water bottle holder
- Top lid pocket with key clip
- Front zippered pocket
- Discreet passport pocket
- Lockable zippers
- Heavy-duty lash points
- Rugged grab handles
- Front grab handle doubles as a trolley sleeve
- Constructed using 100% postconsumer fabrics
- Compatible with Eagle Creek Pack-It® organizers (not included) for unbeatable access and organization
Imported.
View all Eagle Creek Travel Packs| Best Use | Travel |
|---|---|
| Bag Style | Backpack |
| Gear Capacity (L) | 55 liters |
| Gear Capacity (cu. in.) | 3,356 cubic inches |
| Number of Exterior Pockets | 4 + main compartment |
| Fits Torso Length (in.) | 18-21.5 inches |
| Fits Waist/Hips | 24-56 inches |
| Material(s) | 100% recycled 420 ripstop nylon; 100% recycled 1000D twill polyester |
| Dimensions | Standard: 25 x 14 x 11 in.; expanded: 25 x 14 x 13 inches |
| Raincover Included | No |
| Weight | 3 lbs. 11 oz. |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Hipbelt | Yes |
| Sustainability | Contains recycled materials |
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Best travel bag I’ve ever had …
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] … got this bag as a gift and it worked (and will work) very well for my style of travel (planes, trains automobiles). But first it should be noted, this is not a carry-on bag, especially now that airlines are getting a lot stricter on what you carry on. Anyway, I found the bag very easy to organize for what I carry, easy to access what I need and comfortable to carry for short to moderate distances.
Excellent bag!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great for one-bag travel - I used on a 5-day international work/leisure hybrid trip. Thoughtfully placed internal and external pockets, and really like the dedicated laptop compartment. Easy to pack - perfectly sized to hold Eagle Creek medium and small packing cubes, plus a dedicated top compartment for wet or dirty items. Highly recommend.
Took this pack on it's
Took this pack on it's first journey - a few weeks bouncing around eastern Europe by plane, train, bus, and LOTS of hiking up and downhill on cobblestone streets. It is comfortable and roomy. Have only had it for a month but no durability issues so far!
I returned it
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really honestly don’t like it it’s the most unintuitive backpack I’ve ever worn, I sent it back and am waiting for a refund :heart:️:u1FA79:
Hi Jessica, Thank you for leaving this feedback! We are sorry this item did not meet your needs -- feel free to reach out to our customer service team for assistance picking the gear that would work best for you! We are happy to hear folks' thoughts on this redesign of the Tour Travel. We welcome any and all comments on our gear, and always pass along product feedback to our product development team. Let us know if you have any specific recommendations/comments on this bag! Happy travels!
Took time to sort out how to make this awesome!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I think it takes a little time to "sort through" how this backpack works before you realize how much you can really pack into it. This is not going to be a conventional backpack where you put your clothes and toiletries into packing cubes "bottom to top" and then you pile coats and stuff at the top before sealing this. This is more along the lines of packing cubes in the base and vacuum bags in the top or packing cubes in the base and "everything else" in the top. I was traveling with a friend to Europe and since she needs accommodation I was determined to have one carry on (wheels) and this backpack so if I needed to assist her with her luggage I could. When I first packed for the trip, I had a lot of trouble with the packing cubes because the height/width is more narrow than I'd expected so after fighting a little bit to get everything where I wanted it, I shoved a few extra, empty bags in the top compartment just in case I bought items in Europe. Fast forward to an urgent need for extra space and I was able to use those extra bags to meet that challenge. I was very, very pleased I could make room for souvenirs. The bag also remains "balanced" so no matter how you hold it, it doesn't shift and while I never actually unzipped the compartment and wore it like a backpack, that was only because I purchased a backpack on the cruise and my back wasn't available. So maybe I should say this was the best "smallish to medium" duffel I've ever used? What would be more efficient - A lot of zippers in a lot of places and a lot of mesh - not quite sure what they all could do for me. I have a few "overnight" trips planned in the near future and I intend to make use of the straps and wear it as a backpack. I would consider myself a "VERY" picky consumer and I'm the first one to say something's wrong but I'm also going to say when things are right and I love this backpack (or in my case duffel bag). It is 100% different in many ways than what people may expect, but that's okay as change is good.