Brunswick Ember duffel in stealth black it's just about bomb proof and you can't drown it. It's the Mike Tyson of duffels terrifying up against ordinary duffels.

I recently took my SUV from Tasmania to Melbourne with the duffel on the roof racks and drove it up to Tallarook hills (some dirt roads) to a friends reunion on a farm up there. The duffel remained very secured on the roof racks and gear inside as expected was dust free. The duffel served us well as an afternoon drinks caddy floating in a dam while we wet some lines. I found the duffel to be versatile for different uses & tasks thrown at it (it's not a 1 trick pony). It has a surprising amount of capacity and some very useful external pocketing features. I found it reassuringly very robust, I don't have worried about it getting knocked about because it's been built to handle that. It's a breeze to clean just hit with water and let it dry.

Definitely water proof, or at least ‘cream’ proof. I had a 250ml UHT cream burst in my pack while using one of my dry bags as a tucker bag. Lost the cream but salvaged most of the rest with a rinse in a creek. Nothing leaked into the pack though.
Another one I’ve used as a waterproof bag for my Swagman Roll, strapped underneath my pack while tramping through some rain soaked brush.
And I’ve also used one as a compression sack/stuff sack for a sleeping bag.
So I like to keep a spare one in my pack for whatever. They’re pretty robust so I reckon one would do fine as a tinder bag or foraging bag too.

This came as an extra with the duffle bag i got.
Great little extra! didnt think much of it at the time but have used it for heaps of little stuff. Very useful! Thanks guys

great quality bag. Grabbed a couple more to help me organise my gear when out on the boat. Nice and light, but also good quality

First impressions of the Brunswick Duffle are unreal, the quality feels seriously impressive! Really keen to put it through its paces on some camping trips and our upcoming Kimberley boat mission. Can’t wait to see how it holds up!

I'm very happy with the dry bag. Its exactly what i need for my adventure purposes and im impressed by the quality of it, and also the price of it. I felt it was very reasonable. And ive shared that with some of my other friends that like to be outdoors.

Both Great quality.
Been using the dry bag for my sneakers and dirty stuff.
Duffle bag is great - got the grey. and really happy.

Chris

I couldn’t be more happy with it. It’s a great bag well made and I’ve recommended to my friends and family.

I’ve just got back from a trip away.
When I arrived to the airport it was absolutely chucking it down. And for the first time I realised I could just put my duffle bag on the floor and not have to care about it soaking through. It was so freaking wet.

It’s actually a great bag and fit all of my clothes, plus some of the Mrs as well. (6 nights away) We just use some cheap packing cubes for the trip. Even got my flip flops in the side pockets which is sick.

Handle length is great too as I am able to just shoulder sling it and get about which was great.

After nearly a decade in the mining industry and many duffle bags later I am confident I have found the bag to end all searchers.
The bag not only looks the part but take punishment in its pride. From the Ute tray in Perth to the Ute tray on site the bag never stops giving. The tie down lashing points are built strong and allow you to leave the bag on the tray when the cab is full, keeping your belongings dry and secure.
Gone are the days of arriving on site or home with a soggy bag and clothes after it gets stuck on the tarmac in the rain during red alert lightning events.

And if weight is your concern? Then don't worry this bag will take what ever you throw in it and or at it. Protect your clothes and your tools.

17 years of exploration in Australia constantly hauling my gear on planes, ute trays, roof racks, trailers, trucks and I think I've finally found the one that will last through the iconic red dust, clay muds, dust storms, rain and everything in between and still keep my gear in good knick. Whilst only a short trip for its first foray into the field it's been great to test out the 'packing' and hauling of the Brunswick Duffle. Between this and my backpack I have easily enough for a 2 week swing. The fact I can literally throw this onto the tray, ground, mud, puddles, gravel, dust bowl without requiring any care is a huge box ticked. I'm pretty confident the outer will wipe down easy (instead of dragging the 'Australian Red' through the house) and everything on the inside is safe and sound. Pretty sure my wife will be in love with the Brunswick too as it now means I can rid the cupboard of my now redundant collection of bags!

Quick delivery, Gonna use it for the back of my Ute. Got a 3/4 canopy and it’s perfect size to chuck my extra gear in the little back tray section.
Putting my tools in there / extra long pockets will hold torch and bits and bobs etc
Cheers guys.
Johno

Hey guys
Good work on the duffle, been using it as more of a gear bag at the moment. Lets me chuck my sleeping bag heated blanket and compact stretcher inside as room is a little tight in the car so now it can go on the roof.
Had no dramas with the rain or dust either, had my torch and jumper pack in the gear pockets on the side.
Great stuff!

Back from a quick weekend bushbash. Used it for my clothes and jackets, was able to fit in everything I needed for the 3 nights. Dry bag was handy for the dirty stuff too
Thanks guys.

I bought my Brunswick bag to use as an Adflo bag for my welding gear as I am a fifo worker. After careful consideration it was a little large for that purpose so I now use it to get all my gear ,work clothes, boots etc to site.
I love the fact you can roll the top down and strap everything in nice and tight , its durability and size make it perfect to get all your gear to site.
Whether you use the shoulder strap or the handles you can easily carry on your shoulder.
Love this bag thanks Ember Adventure gear .