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When it comes to heritage gear brands, Filson is at the top of the list. Establishing its footing in the late 19th century as gold rush prospectors passed through Seattle on their way to Alaska for the Klondike Gold Rush, Clinton C. Filson’s fledgling company equipped these folks with everything from rugged boots to sleeping bags. Today, the brand is still thriving, in part thanks to Huckberry, whose eye for form-meets-function gear rivals few others around. The retail curator has now collaborated with Filson on their Dryden bag collection, featuring the exclusive Navy Blazer colorway. Available in the backpack and brief case models, the variant is perhaps most striking on the Dryden Duffel Pack Hybrid.
A refreshing alternative to their Otter Green and Whiskey Brown colorways, Navy Blazer is less occasion-specific, perfect for traveling, hiking, or working out. Packing 46L of gear inside its low-profile frame, the Dryden Duffel Pack is built with 8.7oz of 1,000D Cordura nylon, which is one of the strongest fabrics you’ll find and ensures this bag will last you for years to come.
In terms of versatility, the Dryden Duffel is already known for its hybrid prowess, capable of transitioning into a backpack with the extra straps that can stow away if you don’t need them. If you want to keep it as a duffel bag, the handles snap together with the bridle leather grip. Likewise, a detachable shoulder strap gives you a third carrying option.
For carrying your gear, you have plenty of compartments to choose from. Accessed via a panel-opening top zipper, the main compartment is plenty spacious for storing your gym clothes, an extra pair of shoes, or even some work gear. For your laptops up to 16”, a dedicated pocket is situated behind the padded back panel. Meanwhile, smaller essentials can be stowed in the spacious yet compact exterior zippered pocket.
Priced at $299, Filson’s Dryden Duffel Pack Hybrid in this Huckberry-exclusive Navy Blazer colorway is available now from Huckberry’s web store.
