The 90L Db Equipment Roamer Split Duffel Black Out 90Lin black out, from Db Equipment Roamer Split Duffel Black Out 90Lhas a large capacity for trips that require lots of gear. The zippered closure splits the bag down the middle and the interior is features two distinct main compartments to keep your gear separated and organized. The interior also has zippered mesh pockets for smaller items.

2 Separate Main Compartments    Aluminum Frame    Ergonomic Carry System    Rib Cage Technology    Made from Recycled Fabrics

• Recycled nylon 840D ballistic with face carbonate PU coating & back PU coating, GRS certified
• PFC-free lining: 100% polyester
• 200D mesh: 100% polyester back panel: 100% polyester
• Interlock webbing: 100% polypropylene
• Webbing foams: EVA
• Polyethylene foams rib cage: recycled polyethylene hard boards
• Ergonomic carry system 
• Aluminum frame
• Rib Cage Technology provides structure, so the duffel keeps its shape
  • Two large main interior compartments stow and organize lots of gear or clothes
  • Mesh pockets keep your small items organized and secure
    • Adjustable backpack straps
    • Dual top handles
    • Sternum strap
    • Load adjusters

      Related Questions and Answers

      Q: 1. The overview of this product says that it can be fit into an airplane's overhead compartment, but in the photo it doesn't look like this cart can fold down that small. Do the wheels fold up, or will I have to leave the wheels down when I put this in my trunk? It seems to me that that would take a lot of space. I just want to know exactly what I'm ordering before I buy it. Thanks!

      A: Hi Emily Jane,Airplane overhead might be pushing it a bit even though you could fit it if you get therefirst and it's empty, the wheels don't fold but you can definitely fit it in a trunk.when folded it's roughly 26 inches long, 14/1/2 wide and 8 high counting the wheels, so it's fairly compactfor a cart that sturdy and that can carry a lot of gear.I've had it for over a year here in NYC, I use it to wheel music equipment in & out of gigs here in the city, I even take cabs and it fits in the trunk with my gear or with the passenger, I'm very pleased with it.I use it mainly in it's 4 wheel configuration.I guess it depends what you are going to use it for.good luck!

      Q: 2. are these Pneumatic or Foam Filled tires?

      A: The Backstage Equipment Super Duz-All Mini Cart BH #BAG02MINI features pneumatic tires.

      Q: 3. Does this allow vertical movement of the flash?

      A: Unfortunately, the Godox MF-DB Bracket for MF12 Flash does not allow vertical movement of the flash. It only moves horizontally.

      Q: 4. It’s for Nikon ?

      A: Yes, you can mount a Nikon Camera onto the Godox MF-DB Bracket for MF12 Flash.

      Q: 5. what is the max weight it can hold?

      A: Load capacity is not listed by the mfr, but a conservative estimate is about 15lbs.

      Q: 6. Has anyone found a duffel bag or case of some type that can hold the R2 Micro?

      A: I've never looked for one, but I imagine a gym bag might work well.

      Q: 7. does this work with construction simulator?

      A: No, Construction Simulator is not compatible with the Logitech G Heavy Equipment Side Panel.

      Q: 8. Another surface question, has anyone used this model on sand? If so, how did it do?

      A: According to the manufacturer, this cart will travel well on sand and gravel.

      Q: 9. Will it work with ps4

      A: The Logitech G Heavy Equipment Side Panel is designed for use on Windows based computers.

      Q: 10. What is the max weight this boom arm can handle?

      A: The DB-100 supports up to 2.4 lbs.