This 14-liter mini gear closet is ready to organize essentials, no matter where you&rsquo;re headed. Clamshell design makes for easy packing, and zippered dividers (one mesh, one taffeta) help you see what you brought or separate dirty clothes. It delivers the same legendary performance you expect from our Black Hole bags, but with a huge step toward impact reduction with 100% recycled body fabric, lining and webbing, and now a pioneering recycled TPU-film laminate with a sleek matte finish. Made in a Fair Trade Certified factory. Features &bull; Extremely Durable, Weather-Resistant, 100% Recycled Fabric: Burly recycled polyester ripstop with a matte, weather-resistant, recycled TPU-film laminate &bull; Divided Main Compartment: Main compartment is divided equally with zippered pockets; one side is mesh for easy visibility, the other side is taffeta to fully separate dirty items &bull; External Daisy Chain: Lies flat in the Black Hole Cube 14L for easy integration into larger repair or tool kits &bull; Grab Handle: Large grab handle &bull; Corrosion-Resistant Zipper Sliders: Plastic zipper sliders for corrosion resistance in saltwater applications &bull; Pairs with Other Black Hole Products: Fits inside Black Hole Duffels for seamless packing; big enough to hold bulky items, like a pair of shoes or a week's worth of laundry; cube volume is 14 liters &bull; Supporting the People Who Made This Product: Made in a Fair Trade Certified factory, which means the people who made this product earned a premium for their labor &bull; Body: 8.7-oz 300-denier 100% postconsumer recycled polyester ripstop with a postindustrial recycled TPU-film laminate. Lining: 3-oz 200-denier 100% recycled polyester with a PU coating. Webbing: 100% recycled nylon. Made in a Fair Trade Certified factory. Care Instructions: Hand Wash, Do Not Bleach, Drip Dry, Do Not Iron &bull; 290 g (10.2 oz) Materials &bull; Body: 8.7-oz 300-denier 100% postconsumer recycled polyester ripstop with a postindustrial recycled TPU-film laminate. &bull; Lining: 3-oz 200-denier 100% recycled polyester with a PU coating. &bull; Webbing: 100% recycled nylon. &bull; Made in a Fair Trade Certified factory. Details &bull; Weight: 290 g (10.2 oz)

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Black Hole Cube Bag 14L

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I love the two inside zippers to separate the two side storage. You can use the clothing on one side instead of messing the whole cube. Patagonia is good at designing this medium package cube!

Most useful package cube

Très utile pour mettre des petits objets ou du linge sale. Le sac est durable et de qualité. Seul point négatif à mon avis, est le prix élevé par rapport à d’autres sacs du même genre.

Très bon produit mais un peu cher

These will outlast you, and have great interior organization

Indestructible

Well, the thing to note about the Patagonia Black Hole packing cubes VS the competitors is the build. 

I have packing cubes from other leading brands such as Thule and Peak Design. They are both great and very useful. The PD is considered the gold standard by many travellers. Both of these aforementioned brands make excellent packing cubes and both use the same sort of square/rectangular design in their med/large sizes that have a compression zipper apart from the one that closes the bag. 

The Patagonias are a different. First of all they use a much more robust build with thicker fabric and seams. These bags could easily be used as standalone for travel. They aren’t as square shape size having been designed with more rounded corners in the 6 and 14 litre models. Rather than a compression zipper, they use a clamshell design with an interior compartment on each side of the bag. These compartments are zippered and thus, you get your compression this way. 

Overall, the Black Hole line of bags have pretty heavy fabric and due to this, weigh more than some of the featherweight stuff like the Peak Design Ultralight line. I’d add they also feel heavier than my Thule packing cubes which are also fairly robust. But if you need to pack stuff like electronics that are heavy or have sharper edges, the Patagonias are far more apt to handle such a task. I’ve had one of the smaller black holes for years and honestly, it’s built like it will last forever. It’s seen all kinds of weather and been tossed around plenty yet still operates like brand new. The lighter duty packing cubes by other brands have their advantages as well, like weight and size but feel like one wrong pull or poke and the material will tear. They aren’t also allot cheaper in cost. This isn’t the case with the Black Hole line up. Just keep in mind, the Black Holes are not made of ‘light’ fabric per se, where it can fold into itself when not in use. Think more tech/wash bag material. Or, it also feels like they made these Black Holes from similar material they make backpacks or duffle bags from. These are simply heavy duty and serve dual purpose. But Patagonia has that premium name and their stuff is generally top level. 

So if you’re considering packing cubes, I just wanted to shed a bit of light on what you’re getting with the Patagonias rather than just describe it and state they are good. They are expensive, but should really last way longer than the competition. However, if you are counting every gram in your backpack or duffle, these are on the heavier side and having several of them will tip the scales. I personally like the durability though and am not counting every gram of weight. If you are in this category, these are the bees knees for travel.

Heavy Duty Packing Cubes

Patagonia Black Hole Cube Bag 14L

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