Your Mobile Locker Room, Engineered for Global Exploration

The Dakine Split Roller Bag 2.0 110L completely modernizes the way you pack, organize, and travel with heavy gear. Say goodbye to deep, unstructured duffel bags where your belongings vanish into an unorganized heap. The Split Roller utilizes a smart, clamshell split-level design that divides your gear into highly visible, accessible compartments. 

• Patented Split-Wing Collapsible Brace: An internal support system that provides absolute stability when upright, yet folds completely flat.

• Smart Split-Level Organization: Divided into multi-tiered interior compartments equipped with high-visibility mesh dividers, keeping clean clothes separated from muddy trail or lake gear.

• Neoprene Over-Packing Panels: Designed with flexible interior neoprene panels that stretch dynamically, allowing you to cram in those last-minute essentials without risking a blown seam.

• Bomber YKK® Main Zippers: Outfitted with heavy-duty, lockable YKK #10 zippers along the main entry to provide unmatched strength and security against aggressive airline baggage handlers.

• Rugged Replaceable Urethane Wheels: Rides smoothly on premium 8.5cm reinforced urethane wheels backed by corner guards and a molded bottom plate to conquer curbs, gravel, and rough sidewalks with ease.

• Premium Retractable Handle: Equipped with a high-strength, button-activated retractable pull handle alongside multiple heavy-duty webbed grab handles for easy lifting from car trunks or airport carousels.

PRO TIP: THE COLLAPSIBLE ADVANTAGE

Standard large rolling suitcases take up a massive amount of real estate in your closet or hotel room when they are empty. The genius of Dakine's Split-Wing design is that it eliminates this exact headache. Once you arrive at your destination and unpack, you simply collapse the internal wings down, and the top half of the bag squishes right into the hardshell base. It drops down to a fraction of its depth, making it the absolute favorite choice for riders packing out small hotel rooms or tight truck beds across the Okanagan.