Built for daily duty
The molded EVA bottom means it stands upright on its own and water stays out from below. Inside, deployable dividers and two zippered pockets keep it organized; tuck the dividers away for one big compartment.
CrossBar handles plus shoulder carry, a rating to haul up to 50 lbs, dimensions of about 18 × 10 × 15 inches, a 3.1 lb empty weight, and a HitchPoint grid for clipping on accessories round out the design. It hoses clean.
I own the Camino 35 in red and have had it for about two years. It is really durable and has resisted scratches. The size is like a child’s overnight bag: I use it as my overnight bag and as Zibi’s gear bag, carrying her brushes, towels, skunk shampoo, balls, hairbrushes, treats, and poo bags.
What I like
- Swallows wet boots, muddy gear, and beach-day chaos without blinking.
- Stands up by itself.
- The dividers make it genuinely organized instead of a gear pit.
- Trivially easy to clean.
What I do not
- It is an open-top tote with a hook-and-loop closure — it is not submersible like the Panga, and rain from above gets in.
- $200 is a lot for a tote.
- It weighs 3.1 lbs empty.
The verdict
The everyday hauler — beach, boat, muddy paws, waders, dog gear. If you need sealed-dry, that is the Panga's job; for everything else, this is the bag.
After about two years with my Yeti gear, I highly recommend it. The durability makes the Camino worth the price, and it is easy to clean.
Related reviews: YETI Panga Backpack for sealed-dry carries · YETI Sidekick Dry for the small kit · Ruffwear Kibble Kaddie — the food carrier that travels in it.
Tested: Both — in the city and up north.
My rating: 8.5/10