Patagonia Stormfront Great Divider 28L Shoulder Bag for Sale, Reviews, Deals and Guides

Can't speak highly enough of this bag. Friends have it and I've been eyeing it for awhile. Finally broke down and bought one. Wish I'd done it sooner. Only used it a couple times now. I don't fish, but I love compartments/dividers to keep my gear in its place. Fantastic water protection. Sturdy construction. Feels like this is going to last a long time.

Never leave a box of flies, extra reels, extra spools, tippet, floatant, dry shake, forceps, pliers, a rain jacket, Buffs, sunglasses, or anything else at home again. Bring it with you in the drift boat and put your storage bag right next to the guide's. This bag stands up, keeps water out and stays in one place. Absolutely necessary for the traveling fly fisherman to organize and carry it all to the boat whether it is freshwater or salt water.

There is a reason you see this bag on most boats and slung over guides shoulders - tough as nails, easy to use, most waterproof and, in my opinion, simply the best bag out there. 4+ hard years on my second generation bag, no issues and no reason to upgrade to the improved Gen3 (yet). This bag has stood strong through intense sun, rain, snow, mud, sand, beer (oops!) and doubles as my cooler for summer concerts or outings. Super comfortable to sling over your shoulder and handles everything you can throw at it. Know a few Steelheaders who have used as a float to kick across deeper pools/runs... Space - plenty of it. I stash fly/streamer boxes, reels, line, valuables (phone/wallet/MP3), food, sunscreen, repair kit, hat, jacket (in stuff sack), kitchen sink... Friends often laugh at how much crap I bring, but plenty of room. It will easily swallow 12 beers and ice too (no leaking) if you need to justify its purchase price to the powers that be (have used for carryon luggage too - take that Samsonite!). The new Gen3 is firmer and has a removable insert (aka workbench) and an outside zip/pocket. The fabric is a bit beefier, but still the same 100% nylon with a PU exterior coating and TPU interior coating. One preference on Gen2 vs 3, I prefer less on the outside (Gen3 handles and extra zipper) are just addt ways to snag a line in the boat. No end to singing this bags praises. Been in several inches of water (in the boat) for days at a time, no issues. Been dragged in mud, sand, across rocks, thrown into every vehicle/campsite/boat w/out issue/damage. Carrier of everything you need/want for a day (or multiples) on the water. Tips: as with any waterproof zipper, use a cleaner from time to time (like Zip Care by GearAid) to keep the zipper working best. It takes time to break the zipper in, but the thing is totally reliable. In the boat, remove the shoulder strap and store inside the bag, helps eliminate any snag run-ins with your line.