#Camino 35 carryall full
I’d be much more inclined to fill the Camino full of ice if I really wanted an item to serve double duty. But $350 is an appalling price to pay for a tote bag, even by Yeti’s standards. The cooler tote does have a zipper and insulated sides. We’ve suggested using the Yeti soft-sided cooler as a tote before. The Camino fits the bill, and even has an interior zip pocket that’s perfect for wallets and phones.Īll Creatures Great and Small (And Their Bodily Fluids) If you don't have to haul gear for long distances, it's much easier and more hygienic to throw things into a washable, open-mouth tote that you can shake out at the end of your Hour of Power. Items of sweaty clothing occasionally vanish at the bottom.
Over time, it’s acquired a fine patina made up of equal parts chalk, dirt, and mystery grime. But the bag is difficult to clean, so I very rarely (okay, never) clean it. Like most climbers, I carried my shoes, rope, harness, and chalk bag in a simple backpack. I can wipe it off and it looks good enough for me to bring as a diaper bag to brunch (with two kids under three, no one asks why you’re bringing a 35-liter bag to brunch). A few weeks of being kicked around has left no mark on it. The fabric is tough and waterproof, but still flexible enough for me to squish it into lockers or under car seats. The bag has a molded EVA bottom so that it can stand up on its own.
It is made from Yeti’s Thickskin, a laminated, high-density nylon which is puncture- and abrasion-resistant, and has a very nice textured matte finish. With 35 liters of space, the Camino Carryall has an awesome amount of carrying capacity.
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