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Versatile 2-in-1 design easily converts from a backpack to a duffel bag to suit travel, commuting, or everyday use
Spacious main compartment provides ample room for clothing, electronics, and daily essentials
Built-in USB charging port lets you conveniently connect a power bank (not included) to charge compatible devices on the go
Also has a USB-C port, but it does not work with all electronics (it’s a relatively old USB-C port without the latest handshake tech)
Our recommendation is to just use your own cord from the power bank through the zippered pass-through
RFID-blocking interior pocket helps protect credit cards and personal information from unauthorized scanning
Multiple storage pockets keep your belongings neatly organized and within easy reach
Exterior water bottle holder keeps drinks separate from electronics and other valuables stored inside the bag
Durable zipper and buckle closures help keep your belongings secure during travel and daily use
Adjustable padded backpack straps provide a comfortable fit for extended carrying
Stay organized with three interchangeable interior organizing pouches that attach securely with hook-and-loop fasteners to neatly store cords, cables, pens, and other small essentials
Two zippered side pockets on the duffle compartment provide convenient extra storage and secure closed with hook-and-loop flaps
A built-in luggage sleeve on the back slides over the handle of your rolling suitcase for effortless travel
Keep your laptop and other valuables protected in the hidden rear zippered pocket for added security
A zippered bottom access panel lets you easily reach the backpack compartment without opening the main duffle section
@dahobbs9 I’m okay with that because I’d rather use my own. Cuts down on the bag weight if you don’t need a battery, and you can easily switch it out if the battery goes bad.
But what’s really a bummer is the USB-C connection is a really old spec, and you can’t charge a lot of modern smartphones using it. It didn’t work on mine, you have to use the USB-A port.
@user20630685 I just put a cord directly into my powerbank and fish it through the side hole. Since you would have used a cord anyway in the port, I find that to be easier so I can quick charge.
Got this the first time it was offered. Nicely made and functional, but when used as a duffel you set it down on a mesh padded panel (made to be comfortable on your back when wearing it as a backpack) which will pick up every little piece of flotsam that is on the ground and snag and pull on anything on the ground that isn’t perfectly smooth. In other words, using this as a duffel will quickly make the mesh padded panel really unattractive and you won’t want all that flotsam on the back of your shirt so you won’t use it as a backpack.
Specs
Product: Quirky Trek 2-in-1 Backpack and Duffel
Model: QKY-TREK-GRY, QKY-TREK-BLK
Condition: New
What’s Included?
Warranty
90 days
Estimated Delivery
Monday, Sep 14 - Wednesday, Sep 16
Power bank Not included MEH!
@dahobbs9 I’m okay with that because I’d rather use my own. Cuts down on the bag weight if you don’t need a battery, and you can easily switch it out if the battery goes bad.
But what’s really a bummer is the USB-C connection is a really old spec, and you can’t charge a lot of modern smartphones using it. It didn’t work on mine, you have to use the USB-A port.
@user20630685 I just put a cord directly into my powerbank and fish it through the side hole. Since you would have used a cord anyway in the port, I find that to be easier so I can quick charge.
Got this the first time it was offered. Nicely made and functional, but when used as a duffel you set it down on a mesh padded panel (made to be comfortable on your back when wearing it as a backpack) which will pick up every little piece of flotsam that is on the ground and snag and pull on anything on the ground that isn’t perfectly smooth. In other words, using this as a duffel will quickly make the mesh padded panel really unattractive and you won’t want all that flotsam on the back of your shirt so you won’t use it as a backpack.
Any backpack could be turned and held like a duffel, right?