Going on a Long Adventure? Eagle Creek Has You Covered

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Are you going on a long adventure? Whether it’s globe-trotting to new countries or a road trip with plenty of hikes in between stops, Eagle Creek has you covered. From a carry on size travel backpack to keep you mobile to packing cubes to keep everything organized, Eagle Creek offers options to help you pack and stay organized on extended expeditions. Here’s what you need to know.

Traveler loading Eagle Creek checked duffel luggage on dock near seaplane 
Prepare for long adventures with Eagle Creek luggage at https://eaglecreek.com/

Contact Eagle Creek at (844) 496-0404

Checked or Carry On?

No matter if you’re going with a checked bag so you can bring all your clothes and gear, or you want to skip waiting for your bag to come off the plane and the possibility of lost luggage by using a carry-on, Eagle Creek offers plenty of options. Choose carry on luggage with wheels, like the Tarmac or Cargo Hauler. The latter can be carried like a backpack, giving you plenty of versatility for getting off the plane and onto your adventure.

For checked luggage, try an ORV 36” Trunk, oversized expedition-style luggage with near-bottomless capacity, perfect for adventures that require a lot of gear, like a climbing expedition. It’s also ideal for all of the clothes you’ll need for longer trips.

Organize Your Luggage with Packing Cubes

Just throwing your clothes and gear into an ORV isn’t the best way to stay organized and save space on an adventure. Combine Eagle Creek Pack-It® packing cubes with your large checked luggage for expeditions, and you have a neatly organized system for your journey.

Keep gear separated from clothes. Use a clean/dirty combo cube to also make sure dirty clothes are separated from your clean clothes. Set up a cube with clothes for a specific purpose, like a travel day instead of a hiking day.

Stay Mobile with Travel Backpacks

Do you prefer to stay mobile on your long journeys? Whether it’s hopping trains, navigating tight alleys, or just the freedom to move to your next destination when you want, travel backpacks might be exactly what you need.

Traveler pulling Eagle Creek checked rolling luggage across wooden bridge outdoors

A carry on size travel backpack, like the Tour Travel Pack or Cargo Hauler, can hold plenty of clothes. Just need somewhere to store gear that isn’t in your checked luggage? The Ranger is ideal for your camera, climbing, or hiking gear.

Get the luggage you need for long adventures at https://eaglecreek.com/

Location: United States

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