Prairie Boot Bag

Frost River Boot Shoulder Bag was received in a flatish box belying it's size and capacity.
Its long and deep enough to hand all the odd or awkwardly shaped items and gear you can throw at it.
This is an expectional bag it's the design/size/dimensions combination that offers so much unexpected versatility. The size is ideal for a large mobile duffel any larger and it would be cumbersome with it's mobility.
The lower zippered compartment has surprising capacity making it so more versatile than just for boots. It's stated as a height of 6 inches but it can handle a couple of items that are inch or so taller by stealing some space from the upper main compartment - I'm wrapped in the flexibility of that!
I discovered the waxed canvas is sourced from Martexin so it doesn't get any better than that it's in there "Field Tan" and its just magic colour. It looks olive in some light settings, brown/tan and yellow/tan in other light settings. So it's going to fit in with your surroundings, gear, clothing etc. I feel kinda like its having more than one bag option.

This is a perfect overnight / a few nights out bag! It expands to a good size, and the zip opens well down on the bag so you can get to what's in the bottom.

Great bag ! Keeps muddy boots separate from clothes.perfect for a weekend

Prairie Boot Bag

People have commented enough on quality so I will simply echo that everything is top notch. What I really appreciate about the design of this bag is the 2 compartments, which allows for separation of items but also makes it so the main compartment zips all the way down to the bottom, allowing for easy access of everything. I much prefer this design to a typical straight zip or D-zip duffel where I feel I am always digging around for items. The only downside I can think of with this design is the bag is more vertical so it doesn't quite hug your body/back when you strap it across your shoulder and chest. Can't have it all and to me that is a very minor trade off.

The size is perfect, I can get easily a week+ worth of clothes or pack light for a long weekend. The bag will fit in most overhead bins as long as it's not stuffed to the brim and even if it was, it would pass muster on most larger flights. You would likely struggle to get it into smaller commuter bins. On my first trip with it, I carried it on the first leg and checked it for the way home. Worked flawlessly.

Well done Frost River - maybe consider naming it something other than a 'boot bag' because I think it is far more versatile than that!