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You’ve never been one for tame, relaxing vacations. Neither has the ORV 30" Trunk. This revamped workhorse of a bag is built for adventures of the off-road nature, sporting technical features of which even we haven't found the limit. 100% recycled GRS-certified materials are a given, and durability is an understatement. Ballistic materials hold up to however you drag, tow, lug, check, or toss ORV, and reinforced details like corners, kickplates, and an internal frame stand up to transport that might make a lesser bag crumble. Stuff the ORV with diving equipment, ski gear, climbing ropes, or even race day supplies – the 3-in-1 compartment structure will configure and reconfigure to fit it all (and then some). If your expedition ambitions seem bottomless, ORV can relate.
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Overall rating: 4.3333335 / 5 from 3 reviews.
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"My son travels for work with gear to last for 2 weeks usually . I bought him one of these trunks many, many years ago and it held up beautifully through hundreds of airline trips . It is showing signs of wear, so I bought him a new one for his birthday . He says it seems bigger than the last one and is very happy with it . I’m very happy with the khaki color ."
"I've traveled extensively over the years, and Eagle Creek continues to be my go-to brand for luggage because of its durability, thoughtful design, and overall value. One of the things I've always loved most about their luggage is the wheels. Every time I'm waiting at baggage claim, I can spot an Eagle Creek bag before I even see the logo simply by its heavy-duty wheels. I honestly don't think anyone makes wheels as robust as Eagle Creek. They've held up through years of airports, sidewalks, and rough baggage handling. The ORV 30" Trunk is my first clamshell-style suitcase, so I'm still getting used to deciding what to pack on each side. That's more of a learning curve than a criticism. One area where I've always felt Eagle Creek could improve is the main zipper. While the clamshell design should reduce stress on the corners compared to a traditional suitcase, I still question why the exterior zipper isn't a YKK zipper when the interior zippers are. YKK has an excellent reputation, and it would inspire even more confidence on the most critical zipper of the bag. I also recently looked at a comparable Osprey bag, and one thing Eagle Creek might consider is raising the wheel placement slightly. Think of it like giving the luggage a little more ground clearance. It would be less likely to drag over curbs or other obstacles, which could also reduce wear on the bottom and help protect the zipper area. My only other observation is that this trunk is a little more awkward to maneuver than my previous Eagle Creek luggage. It doesn't feel quite as stable when standing upright, and I've found it tips over more easily. That's something I've never experienced with any of my other Eagle Creek bags. One suggestion I'd offer is for Eagle Creek to invite owners of the ORV Trunk to participate in a focus group or Zoom session when designing the next generation. There are a lot of us who travel frequently and could offer practical, real-world feedback that would make an already excellent product even better. Despite these suggestions, Eagle Creek remains my favorite luggage brand. I travel a lot, and after trying numerous brands over the years, I still find Eagle Creek to offer some of the most durable, spacious, and user-friendly luggage on the market. I'd buy it again, and I'm looking forward to seeing how they continue to improve an already excellent product."
"Great quality and function. It is a little bulkier and heavier than other similar bags I’ve previously owned."
