Daygetter™ Adventure Totepack - Everyday, Travel, and Light Adventure Bag
A backpack tote combo with magnetic buckles for ultimate bag versatility - Everyday, Travel, and Light Adventure Bag
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Color: Black
Description
Features
Product Specs
3 Ways to Carry
Hand, Shoulder, Backpack
Fanny Pack Included
Dock it or wear it
Built-In Cooler and Mat
Collapsible cold storage. Deployable dryseat
22L Everyday Carry
Room for work and gear
A versatile, modular bag for every environment
Workdays. Road trips. Time outside. One 22L Totepack with three carry modes, an integrated cooler, and a matching Fanny Pack included.
- Workday ready. Carry a compatible laptop or documents in the sleeve, with pockets for cables and everyday essentials.
- Stay out longer. Pack drinks and snacks in the cooler. Pull out the mat for a dry seat wherever you stop.
- Go light when you want. Wear the included 1.5L Fanny Pack on its own, or dock it to the Totepack as an exterior gear pod.
- Make room for more. Use the included Chameleon Max to carry a compatible water bottle or speaker outside the main compartment.
- Keep unwanted things out Keep sandy flip flops or wet clothes on the outside so you don't have a mess inside the bag.
Grab your gear. Keep the adventure going.
Our click-on, loop-off design keeps your phone, drinks, and frequently used gear outside the Totepack, so you can reach what you need without digging through everything else.
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- Make room for the rest of your day. Infinity Loop buckles let you move the included Fanny Pack and Chameleon Max between compatible docking points, keeping essentials outside and freeing up room inside for spare layers and lunch.
- Grab it. Take it with you. Pull a loop to release either module one-handed. Attach the Fanny Pack’s belt for quick outings with just your essentials.
- Keep wet and sandy gear outside. Chameleon Max can hold compatible bottles or speakers, and keep rolled wet layers or sandy flip-flops outside, away from the clean things inside.
Room for the big gear. Places for the small stuff.
Pack spare layers, lunch, and the day’s extras in 22L of storage. The bag stands upright while you pack, without needing to be propped up.
Pack the layers. Find the little things.
The open main compartment takes clothing and bulkier gear. Sidewall pockets, stretch mesh pouches, and a wide zippered pocket keep keys, cables, and small essentials easier to find.
Keep drinks close. Free up room inside.
Expandable side pockets put bottles within reach without opening the bag. The included Chameleon Max carries a compatible bottle, speaker, or rolled towel outside, leaving more room inside.
Bring cold drinks. Skip the extra cooler.
The built-in cooler compartment holds up to six 12oz cans or drinks and light snacks. Collapse it when unused to free up room inside.
Keep work gear separate. Keep a dry seat handy.
Keep a compatible laptop or documents in the dedicated sleeve. Pull the mat from its sidewall for a dry seat on damp grass or a clean surface for your gear.
Go lighter without repacking.
Dock the included 1.5L Fanny Pack as an exterior gear pod. Attach its belt and wear it separately for quick outings with just your phone, keys, and wallet.
One totepack. Three ways to carry.
Use the same padded straps for quick stops, frequent grabs, and longer outings when your hands are already full.
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Shoulder carry: Keep essentials within reach.
Reach in for a snack, wipe, or spare layer without taking the bag off your shoulder. -
Backpack carry: Free both hands.
Hold a little hand, carry your child, or manage a busy outing with the bag on your back. -
Hand carry: Grab it and go.
Load the car, pass the bag to your partner, or pick it up for a quick stop.
Airport days, made easier.
Slide the luggage passthrough over your suitcase handle and roll both bags together—leaving your other hand available for your child.
Adjustable strap length, padding, and backpack attachment spacing help different caregivers find a comfortable fit.
Sit dry. Stay outside.
Pull out the built-in mat for a dry seat on damp ground, a clean surface for snacks and gear, or a changing mat on family adventures.
FAQ
What’s included with the Totepack?
The 22L Totepack includes adjustable padded straps for hand, shoulder, and backpack carry, an integrated collapsible cooler, and a pull-out multi-use mat. Its storage includes interior organization, expandable exterior pockets, and a dedicated laptop/document sleeve.
Do I need separate hooks to hang it from a stroller?
For compatible handlebar setups, no. The included adjustable carry strap hangs the Totepack from the stroller while keeping the top accessible. Follow your stroller manufacturer’s attachment and load guidance.
How do the three carry modes work?
Reconnect the same padded straps for hand, shoulder, or backpack carry, then adjust their length for your preferred fit. For shoulder carry, unlock the padding and slide it to the middle strap. For backpack mode, slide it back to the end and lock it to the S-biner.
How is the 22L storage organized?
The open main compartment gives bulkier essentials room, while sidewall storage, stretch mesh pouches, a wide zippered pocket, and a dedicated sleeve organize smaller items. Gusseted exterior pockets expand for bottles or extra gear and tuck close when empty.
How does the integrated cooler work?
Reach the cooler through the lower exterior opening. It holds up to six 12oz cans, or the equivalent volume in baby bottles and snacks. When it is unused, collapse it to make more room inside the tote.
Where is the pull-out mat?
The included mat is stored in the sidewall of the laptop/document sleeve. Pull it out for diaper changes, a surface for bottles and essentials, or a dry place to sit on damp grass or bleachers.
Does the Totepack stand upright?
Yes. Its structured, flexible body stands upright for packing and reaching inside while retaining flexibility for everyday carry.
Can I use it for work, travel, or light adventure?
Yes. Use the sleeve for documents or a compatible laptop, the pockets for personal essentials, and the cooler for lunch or drinks. A luggage passthrough slides over a suitcase handle, and the pull-out mat gives you a dry place to sit when you’re outside.
Why we built the Daygetter
Every adventure started with too many bags.
A tote for everyday essentials. A backpack for a hike. A small bag for the things we wanted close. And a big, boxy cooler for just a few drinks and snacks.
We were always lugging around some combination of bags. We wanted one that worked for ordinary weekdays and weekend hikes, with pieces that could do more together.
So we started with the way we carry.
Hand carry for quick stops. Shoulder carry for everyday outings. Backpack mode for longer days on our feet. The same padded straps reconnect for all three, so errands can turn into a trail outing without changing bags.
Then we made the smaller pieces part of the plan. Our 1.5L Fanny Pack could click onto the outside of the Totepack as a gear pod, keeping personal essentials close.
Its removable belt could transfer to the Totepack for additional waist support in backpack mode, helping take some of the load off our shoulders.
Chameleon Max gave bottles and speakers a place outside, freeing up room inside. Its silicone bands could also secure rolled wet clothes or sandy flip-flops where they wouldn’t dirty the rest of our gear.
We tackled the cooler next. Carrying a separate box for a few drinks and light snacks never made sense, so we built a cooler right into the bottom of the Totepack.
It holds up to six 12oz cans, then compresses against the bottom of the pack when unused to free up space inside.
And with a six-inch height difference between us, we knew fit couldn’t be an afterthought. We made the backpack straps movable, with wider upper attachment positions for broader shoulders and narrower positions for smaller shoulders.
Finally, we had a bag we could both use comfortably, from everyday carry to weekend hikes and the adventures in between.
Thank you for including us on your life’s trail...whether it on errands, at the beach, or up the side of a mountain.
Adventure Awesomely!
-Eric, Erin, and Family