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product_id: 693340917
title: "- RoundTrip 45L Boot Backpack - Storage"
brand: "thule"
price: "$U17192"
currency: UYU
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 8
category: "Thule"
url: https://www.desertcart.uy/products/693340917-roundtrip-45l-boot-backpack-storage
store_origin: UY
region: Uruguay
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# 45L capacity for full gear Fits boots up to US 13 / EU 47 Padded goggle compartment - RoundTrip 45L Boot Backpack - Storage

**Brand:** thule
**Price:** $U17192
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🥾 Elevate your winter game with the ultimate boot backpack—gear up, stand out, and never miss a slope!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** - RoundTrip 45L Boot Backpack - Storage by thule
- **How much does it cost?** $U17192 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- thule enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted thule brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Ready Anywhere, Anytime:** Flip-down back panel doubles as a standing mat to keep feet dry while changing on the go.
- • **Goggles Get VIP Treatment:** Dedicated padded, soft-lined compartment ensures your goggles stay scratch-free and secure.
- • **Eco-Conscious Craftsmanship:** bluesign® certified materials protect workers, consumers, and the environment—gear up responsibly.
- • **Dual Access, Maximum Efficiency:** Top and front openings let you pack and retrieve your snow sport essentials with zero hassle.
- • **Boots & Gear, Organized & Protected:** Rear-loading boot compartment keeps your footwear dry and separate from other gear.

## Overview

The Thule RoundTrip 45L Boot Backpack is a premium, bluesign® certified ski and snowboard bag designed to store boots up to US size 13, protect goggles in a padded compartment, and keep feet dry with a flip-down changing mat. With dual access points and a 45-liter capacity, it offers organized, efficient transport of snow sport gear while prioritizing environmental responsibility and user convenience.

## Description

A boot backpack designed to keep your feet dry, your goggles safe and your gear organized. This bag is bluesign® certified to ensure the protection of workers, consumers, and the environment.

Review: Perfect as a family ice skating/rink bag - I wish I could give this 45L Thule RoundTrip backpack 4.5 stars because it works wonderfully for our family’s use as an ice skating/rink bag, but for its intended use, as a ski or snowboard boot bag, as a family who also snowboards, I feel like this would be somewhat lacking for our needs. As an ice skating/rink bag, this holds everything 3 of 4 family members need for a trip to our local rink. For myself and our teenage daughter, I fit our 2 pairs of women’s size 5 and 6 ice skates in the main boot compartment, side by side with toes pointed away from the opening of the compartment (I think they would’ve also fit side by side with toes pointed either to the left or right of the bag). I also fit a child’s helmet in this compartment, nested on the tops of the skates. In the area meant for the helmet, I put our younger daughter’s size 13 girl’s skates side by side, toes pointed toward either the right or left side of the bag (with blade covers on to prevent cutting the fabric of the helmet compartment). On top of the skates, I put her knee pads, elbow pads, wrist guards and my own wrist guards. Gloves fit in either the side pocket or the goggles compartment. No one has opted to bring extra layers, but I think I could fit an extra sweatshirt or thin jacket in both the helmet compartment and the boot compartment. If my husband came to the rink with us instead of our teenager, I think I could swap his hockey skates in for the teenager’s skates in the boot compartment and we’d be fine. Most skate bags are meant to be carried over one shoulder, but I appreciate a backpack option that works for carrying all our gear to the rink. The handle at the top of the arm straps and another handle on the front — on the outside of the helmet compartment — offer alternative ways to carry this, but I would prefer another zip pocket on the outside front vs a handle. There’s also room on the other side for another zip pocket, so it’s kind of a waste that one side is completely without a pocket. It would also be great if Thule considered adding (rubber) coating to the bottom to protect it when you have to put the bag down on the ground. However, as snowboarders, I feel this might not fit our needs. I could probably fit my snowboard boots, my younger daughter’s snowboard boots, and 1 of our helmets in the boot compartment, with the other helmet in the helmet compartment. Add goggles in the goggle compartment and then multiple pairs of gloves (I always bring extras), maybe there could be room for a couple sweatshirts and/or underlayers, but I can’t see there being room for outerlayers like snowpants or snowboard jackets. I guess we could use carabiners to attach a 3rd helmet and 3rd pair of snowboard boots to 2 of the 3 loops on the outside (1 on the front top left, 1 on the front top right, and 1 on the top near the goggles compartment), but that doesn’t offer any protection for the 3rd person’s gear. The 60L backpack might be a better option for snowboarding, but I still doubt it would work for 3 family members’ boots and helmets. Maybe 2 people with room for 2 pairs of boots, 2 helmets, gloves, goggles, underlayers, snowpants, and jackets (but if we put on snowpants and jackets at the car, it’s debatable if it’s really necessary for the bag to have room for them, but still nice to be able to store everything in one place/bag when not being used). I also would prefer if there were straps to attach a snowboard — our younger one doesn’t carry her own board, so board straps would help my husband and I free up our arms to carry just our own boards for the hike from the parking lot to the lodge. The chest clips are also a plus, but for the long-ish walk from parking to the lodge, a waist strap would offer additional weight distribution. No complaints with quality/construction. Everything seems sturdy, but we haven’t used it long enough to really test its durability. Got this bag on sale, so very happy with the value for the price I paid.
Review: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Best Ski Bag I’ve Owned – Thoughtfully Designed and Super Functional! - I’ve tried a few different ski bags over the years—including the Swix bag and even one of those bulky heated boot bags—but nothing compares to the Thule Ski Bag. This one absolutely nails it when it comes to functionality, organization, and practicality. It has tons of smart compartments, which makes it incredibly easy to organize all your gear. I love that the boot section is completely separate, so your other items stay clean and dry. There’s even a dedicated spot for your helmet, which is a total game-changer. What really sets the Thule apart is the balance of space and portability. That heated bag I tried was just too heavy and awkward—the heaters took up a lot of room and made the bag unnecessarily bulky. The Thule is sleek, well-structured, and easy to carry, even when fully loaded. It’s now officially my favorite ski bag. If you’re looking for a ski bag that’s durable, well-designed, and keeps everything in its place, this is the one. Thule nailed it with this bag!

## Features

- Store and transport boots in rear-loading compartment. Fits boots up to Mondopoint 30.5 / US 13 / UK 12 / EU 47
- Conveniently change in and out of boots in any location and keep feet dry by flipping down backpanel door for use as a standing mat
- Store and protect goggles in separate padded, soft-lined compartment
- bluesign is a strict international criteria that ensures the protection of workers, consumers, and the environment
- Efficiently pack and access snow sport gear via the top or front of the bag

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0DDCMM27G |
| Best Sellers Rank | #2,912 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #4 in Skiing Boot Bags #1,065 in Snow Skiing Equipment |
| Brand | Thule |
| Brand Name | Thule |
| Capacity | 45 Liters |
| Closure Type | Zipper |
| Color | Deep khaki |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 421 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00085854256902 |
| Handle Type | Shoulder Straps |
| Included Components | Ski boot bag |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 14.9"L x 14.9"W x 12.9"H |
| Item Type Name | Boot Backpack |
| Manufacturer | Thule |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | Limited Lifetime |
| Material | Polyester |
| Material Type | Polyester |
| Number of Compartments | 2 |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Pocket Description | Stash Pocket |
| Product Dimensions | 14.9"L x 14.9"W x 12.9"H |
| Shell Type | Soft |
| Size | 45 L |
| Sport | Skiing |
| Sport Type | Skiing |
| Strap Type | Non Detachable |
| Style Name | 45 L |
| UPC | 085854256902 |

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfect as a family ice skating/rink bag
*by A***R on May 30, 2025*

I wish I could give this 45L Thule RoundTrip backpack 4.5 stars because it works wonderfully for our family’s use as an ice skating/rink bag, but for its intended use, as a ski or snowboard boot bag, as a family who also snowboards, I feel like this would be somewhat lacking for our needs. As an ice skating/rink bag, this holds everything 3 of 4 family members need for a trip to our local rink. For myself and our teenage daughter, I fit our 2 pairs of women’s size 5 and 6 ice skates in the main boot compartment, side by side with toes pointed away from the opening of the compartment (I think they would’ve also fit side by side with toes pointed either to the left or right of the bag). I also fit a child’s helmet in this compartment, nested on the tops of the skates. In the area meant for the helmet, I put our younger daughter’s size 13 girl’s skates side by side, toes pointed toward either the right or left side of the bag (with blade covers on to prevent cutting the fabric of the helmet compartment). On top of the skates, I put her knee pads, elbow pads, wrist guards and my own wrist guards. Gloves fit in either the side pocket or the goggles compartment. No one has opted to bring extra layers, but I think I could fit an extra sweatshirt or thin jacket in both the helmet compartment and the boot compartment. If my husband came to the rink with us instead of our teenager, I think I could swap his hockey skates in for the teenager’s skates in the boot compartment and we’d be fine. Most skate bags are meant to be carried over one shoulder, but I appreciate a backpack option that works for carrying all our gear to the rink. The handle at the top of the arm straps and another handle on the front — on the outside of the helmet compartment — offer alternative ways to carry this, but I would prefer another zip pocket on the outside front vs a handle. There’s also room on the other side for another zip pocket, so it’s kind of a waste that one side is completely without a pocket. It would also be great if Thule considered adding (rubber) coating to the bottom to protect it when you have to put the bag down on the ground. However, as snowboarders, I feel this might not fit our needs. I could probably fit my snowboard boots, my younger daughter’s snowboard boots, and 1 of our helmets in the boot compartment, with the other helmet in the helmet compartment. Add goggles in the goggle compartment and then multiple pairs of gloves (I always bring extras), maybe there could be room for a couple sweatshirts and/or underlayers, but I can’t see there being room for outerlayers like snowpants or snowboard jackets. I guess we could use carabiners to attach a 3rd helmet and 3rd pair of snowboard boots to 2 of the 3 loops on the outside (1 on the front top left, 1 on the front top right, and 1 on the top near the goggles compartment), but that doesn’t offer any protection for the 3rd person’s gear. The 60L backpack might be a better option for snowboarding, but I still doubt it would work for 3 family members’ boots and helmets. Maybe 2 people with room for 2 pairs of boots, 2 helmets, gloves, goggles, underlayers, snowpants, and jackets (but if we put on snowpants and jackets at the car, it’s debatable if it’s really necessary for the bag to have room for them, but still nice to be able to store everything in one place/bag when not being used). I also would prefer if there were straps to attach a snowboard — our younger one doesn’t carry her own board, so board straps would help my husband and I free up our arms to carry just our own boards for the hike from the parking lot to the lodge. The chest clips are also a plus, but for the long-ish walk from parking to the lodge, a waist strap would offer additional weight distribution. No complaints with quality/construction. Everything seems sturdy, but we haven’t used it long enough to really test its durability. Got this bag on sale, so very happy with the value for the price I paid.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Best Ski Bag I’ve Owned – Thoughtfully Designed and Super Functional!
*by S***4 on June 6, 2025*

I’ve tried a few different ski bags over the years—including the Swix bag and even one of those bulky heated boot bags—but nothing compares to the Thule Ski Bag. This one absolutely nails it when it comes to functionality, organization, and practicality. It has tons of smart compartments, which makes it incredibly easy to organize all your gear. I love that the boot section is completely separate, so your other items stay clean and dry. There’s even a dedicated spot for your helmet, which is a total game-changer. What really sets the Thule apart is the balance of space and portability. That heated bag I tried was just too heavy and awkward—the heaters took up a lot of room and made the bag unnecessarily bulky. The Thule is sleek, well-structured, and easy to carry, even when fully loaded. It’s now officially my favorite ski bag. If you’re looking for a ski bag that’s durable, well-designed, and keeps everything in its place, this is the one. Thule nailed it with this bag!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Compact size that works well overall
*by B***Y on March 17, 2025*

This bag was exactly the size I was looking for. Fits boots, helmet, goggles and any small items like gloves in the side pocket. Easy to carry. Goggle compartment is well protected and overall durability seems good. Survived two airline baggage claim machines so far and held up fine. Pricier than many bags out there but better designed than my previous Dakine bag.

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*Last updated: 2026-05-20*