Gear Cubes
Packing cubes for grown-ups.
Most cubes are floppy nylon sacks that collapse the second you take something out. Gear Cubes are structured — they hold their shape, you can see what's inside through the mesh window, and they nest cleanly inside your Gear Box, Tote, or Duffel.
Sort your kit by category. Tools in one. First aid in another. Spare brake pads, derailleur hanger, chain links in a third. Everything in its place, everything findable.
Three sizes:
Large (5L) — 7" × 12" × 4.5". Tools, repair kits, spare clothing.
Medium (3L) — 6" × 9" × 4.5". First aid, electronics, snacks and fuel.
Small (0.75L) — 4" × 6" × 2.5". Small parts, emergency supplies, the stuff that always disappears.
The build:
- Recycled 300D ripstop polyester shell, TPU laminated.
- TPU-coated mesh window — see what's inside without opening it.
- Structured construction holds its shape when half-empty.
- Interior zippered mesh pocket for small items (medium and large only).
- Multiple handles and connection points.
- Exterior GearID patch for labels and personalization (medium and large only).
- YKK zippers.
- Made in Vietnam.
Why I run them:
The Gear Box and Dividers handle the big stuff. The Cubes handle everything that would otherwise rattle around at the bottom — tools, first aid, the little parts you only need when something breaks at the trailhead.
Mid-ride mechanical? You're not dumping the whole box. You grab the tool cube. Done.
This is the layer that makes the system work.
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