Holdalls, Travel Bags & Duffel Bags

Holdalls & Travel Bags - Outdoor, Tactical & Travel Duffels

Designed for organised, heavy-duty carry, our Holdalls & Travel Bags collection brings together holdalls, tactical holdalls and MOLLE holdalls built for hard, everyday use. They work just as well as travel bags, camping bags and weekend bags, and suit outdoor, work, tactical and professional users alike.

From classic duffel bags to large, high-capacity kit bags, this collection focuses on durability, capacity and ease of transport. Whether you're packing for a trip away, training, camping or moving kit between sites, these bags are built to handle demanding loads and regular use in UK conditions.

Shop by brand, including Highlander, Kombat UK and Mil-Tec.

What you'll find in this collection

• Holdalls and tactical holdalls for everyday and operational use
• MOLLE holdalls for modular, adaptable storage setups
• Duffel and duffle bags for versatile travel and kit transport
• Large kit bags built for strength and high-capacity loads
• Wheeled and canvas options for travel, work and short trips
• Capacities from compact 30L holdalls up to 125L kit bags

Selected for robust construction and practical layouts, these bags offer spacious compartments, reinforced materials and comfortable carry. Whether used as travel luggage, a reliable weekend bag or a hard-wearing kit bag, this collection delivers dependable performance wherever you're heading.

Ideal for

Travel & Weekend Trips • Camping & Outdoor Use • Work & Site Use • Tactical & Specialist Use • Sports & Gym • Military, Police & Cadet

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a holdall and a rucksack?

A holdall is carried by hand or over the shoulder and opens wide for easy packing, which suits travel and kit transport. A rucksack is worn on the back for hands-free carry over distance. Choose based on how far you need to carry it.

What size holdall should I choose?

As a guide, around 30 to 60L suits weekends and gym or range use, while 80 to 125L suits longer trips and bulky kit. Larger bags hold more but get heavy and unwieldy when full, so match the size to the load.

Can these be used as checked luggage?

Many holdalls work well as travel luggage, and some are wheeled for easier transport. Always check current airline size and weight limits before flying, as these vary by carrier.