Everyday Trash
You see them all the time as you ride the city. Dumpsters. Cans. Wastebaskets. Everywhere you look. These are the standard sizes and shapes, the background noise against the asphalt.
We say that these are standard bags, but really, everything can be customized. Choose your color for outer shell and liner. Add a racing stripe or an X-strap. Get a tool pouch and iPhone holster to match your bag and accent your ride.
Need something even more unique? Check out our custom gallery for ideas. We can work from almost anything for inspiration, just send as an email with your ideas!
Dust Pan (S) - $100
Sometimes you need a small bag-- something tough and dependable without being huge. at 725 cubic inches, the Dust Pan is the answer.
Trash Can (M) $135
The Trash Can is compact, but to call it "small" is not true. It is a medium in the most useful sense, plenty large to haul, but plenty compact as well. It's made with a smaller footprint, but it's also a little bit deeper than the other two sizes, making it a good choice for those smaller of stature that still need a useful bag.
Dumpster (L) $155
The Dumpster bag is a favorite of riders who want plenty of wide open space to haul, but without the massive hugeness of the Landfill. Comfortable and useful, Dumpsters have been the most popular Trash Messenger Bag.
Landfill (XL) $175
The Landfill lives up to its name. The at-work choice of many Minneapolis bike messengers, the Landfill will expand to fit file boxes and most anything else you would like to throw at it.
Trash Bags "Wastebasket" ($40) & "Wastebasket II" ($50)
going out for the evening and don't want to bring your bag? tired of being "that person" in a crowded bar? or do you want something to keep you race manifest, work manifest, or other precious documents dry? the wastebasket is the way to go-- check it out; it comes in two sizes.
Trash "Compactor" tool pouch - $20
Available in a variety of colors, the "Compactor" will hold all of your tools in a waterproof compartment keeping everything contained inside of your bag.
Garbage Barge Roll Top Backpack $230
The Garbage Barge lives up to it's name-- it's big enough (3000 cubic inches) to expand to fit the largest boxes, yet with a fully padded back, even when jammed full, it rides in extreme comfort. And, when it isn't fully loaded, it synches down with side compression straps, making your bag easily adjustable to fit whatever you need to haul around. If a flap backpack is what you'd rather have, The Garbage Barge comes in a flap version for an extra $20.
Garbage Truck Roll Top Backpack $200
All the same convenience of the Garbage Barge roll top backpack, resized down to 2200 cubic inches. All the compression strap synching, padded back, and multiple pockets you are hoping for. And if you'd rather have it with a flap, you can, for an extra $20.