GORUCK Kit Bag 2.0 (32L) Review (2 Weeks of Use)

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0:00 Intro
0:30 External Features
3:07 Harness System
4:38 Fit Notes
5:32 Secondary Compartments
7:21 Main Compartment
11:06 Outro
The GORUCK Kit Bag 2.0 utilizes rugged CORDURA® and has a simplistic design that’s easy to use; however, it can get disheveled without packing cubes.
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[@TellurdogIsayhi]

I really wish they’d bump the 32L version up to 40…32 is juuust a bit small for any real traveling for me :/ but the 57L they sell is too large so it looks dumb.

[@greekatso]

Agree, just got the 32L and 57L to compare, an in-between size would be perfect. I'd just go with a small suitcase at the 57L size. 40-45L would be ideal.

[@fabriziogargiulo7435]

Its a strange question but can i asl you how much of peak design packing cube can yoi stuff in this duffle ? The max capacity. Thanks alot for all of your video

[@patricklescano]

Sorry if I missed it, but does this duffle have double material on the bottom?

[@JM356]

Will the front pocket fit a laptop?

[@adamschorr7240]

Great video

[@adamschorr7240]

And also, a very durable video

[@PackHacker2]

It sure is durable! 😂 Thanks for watching!

[@bryanco5920]

Does this have a luggage pass through?

[@jnotna]

Thanks for thorough review. Name of the tech pouch?

[@PackHacker2]

That's the Aer Split Kit! packhacker.com/travel-gear/aer/split-kit/

[@Tellurdogisayhello]

Man, I wish this thing was a bit closer to 40L :( I want the heritage woodland camo version SO badly, i just fear it’ll be a liiitle too small.

[@TellurdogIsayhi]

That’s what i would like to see too; 40-45L would be MUCH better.

[@YourFriendJeff]

this vs. evergoods transit duffle?

[@Fhshaoaksbd]

Depends if you’re interested in minimalist versus more feature rich and your use case. I prefer GR everyday. Simple and more aesthetically pleasing. I find that EG implement a lot of ideas that tries to set them apart but aren’t that great in use.

[@fabriziogargiulo7435]

​@BlakeBjornstad1 how much of stuff you can put in the kit bag ? If you have a peak design packing cube or other can you tell me how much stuff can you put inside it ?

[@zachsowell8845]

Hey there - I have both. I prefer the GoRuck in this case. The kit bag has end pockets which isn’t something you need until you’ve had them then you can’t go back. The materials of the GoRuck are also a bit tougher. The travel duffel from evergoods is great but has a flaw or two. The strap is a bit uncomfortable and the use of the end clips as the attachment points for the strap means no end pockets BUT it does have a dedicated laptop pocket, a bit bigger volume, and better organization.

[@t3fLoN77]

Huge missed opportunity by not having a laptop sleeve