Which bags can be used with the hook-up system?Updated 9 days ago

Our goal is to redefine how you travel, and the hook-up system is a big part of achieving that goal. Essentially, all backpacks hook up to all roller bags.

The hook-up system is designed to take the weight off your shoulders/back and add it to the bag(s) rolling on the ground. Due to this, we do not recommend hooking a backpack to a backpack that you intend to carry on your back. However, as many people tend to bring multiple backpacks for their journey and adventures, most of our backpacks can be hooked up together, for example, in a setup like this: Hugger Roller Bag 90, 60, or 40L with a Hugger 20, 25 or 30L Backpack hooked on to the front, same for our Snow rollers. 

The Hugger backpacks are hook-up compatible, which means that every bag featuring the hook-up compatibility will allow you to hook it to the front. If you go to our webshop and choose a product, simply press "Features", and you see Db Hook-up compatible listed. This product can be hooked onto any of our bags featuring the hook-up system.

Our idea behind the Db hook-up system is to take the weight off your shoulders/back and add it to the bags rolling on the ground. The design allows you to hook two hook-up compatible backpacks together, but we don't recommend this as a setup to carry on your back. The design allows this in case you need to hook two backpacks onto one roller bag.

Give us a shout if you would like us to elaborate on your specific product needs.