Rapid access weapon sleeve enables quick deployment of handguns up to 20 inches for safety and convenience
Modular Velcro loop panels allow flexible attachment of TactiGami holsters and accessories for personalized organization
Large U-shaped top access flap converts to a cleaning mat or organizing surface for added utility
Multirole padded carry straps morph between pack, sling, and hand carry for versatile transport
Impact-protective padding in main compartment and bottom prevents damage to contents
Summarized by Shop
When Chaos Needs to Get Organized, it Carries a Contingency Duffel
Sometimes, you just don’t know what’s around the next turn or over the horizon so all you can do is prepare for the worst. The Contingency Duffel 85L enables you to carry a full kit properly organized in a load of pockets and compartments that will enable you to access w
Available Sizes
45L, 85L
Outside Dimensions
23.5 x 11.5 x 11.75 in (45L), 30 x 12.5 x 14.75 in (85L)
Inside Dimensions
19.65 x 11 x 10.65 in (45L), 21.65 x 12 x 13 in (85L)
Capacity
45L (45L), 85L (85L)
Weight
3.95 lbs (45L), 7.5 lbs (85L)
Main Fabric
600D polyester; Bottom and Sides: 1,200D polyester; Lining: 420D nylon
Summarized by Shop
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Big bag and heavy when fully loaded. Tough fabric and zippers, carry straps are perfect. Carbine with collapsed stock and length of 28” fits perfectly. Does not appear tactical at all. Exactly what I wanted.
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Zach · July 6, 2026
This is a great duffel bag! We actually purchased 2 of these one for me and one for my son. We will be doing a lot of traveling this summer it is great to have a bag that will fit an AR15 pistol (11.5 inch) concealed to where you can walk into any hotel and nobody will ever know, it looks like a regular duffel bag. The quality is second to none and it is very practical for those who travel with EDC. I highly recommend this bag!
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Dan · April 2, 2026
Absolutely love this bag. The color, the build and the durability were perfectly designed. Its just the right size too. Vertx, you knocked this one outta the park.
