Organise your life with Thule's fantastic RoundTrip bag

Organisation is one of those skills that you either have or you dont. If you think that you're 'sort of' organised, it probably means you're not (sorry if that feels like an attack) and while it wont pack itself for you, Thule's RoundTrip kit bag is exactly designed for people who think they might be sort of organised but in reality need a little helping hand. 

The best part about the RoundTrip is that even though it's incredibly well organised its 55L capacity means you don't actually have to be all that organised when it comes to what you're taking with you and what you're leaving behind. A bag this large can easily fit 3-5 days' worth of riding kit so there's no problem with taking a few extra bits just in case. The main compartment has an expandable segemented organiser section which is perfect for rolling up jerseys, arm and leg warmers, socks and any other soft goods you want to take with you. There's also a specific compartment for shoes with a tarpaulin liner to make it easy to clean, a dedicated helmet compartment and a lid pocket for packing away sweating clothing after use. 

Of course, the real beauty of the RoudTrip is that it's equally good for organising clothes if you're just off for a weekend away. While it's designed for bike and sport kit, ultimately it's just a really useful bag that you could take as hand luggage on a flight, chuck in the back of the car or even use the long strap to have it on your back while you pedal around (although maybe don't fill it right up, that would be a heavy load). 

If you're after a bag but think the RoundTrip might be a bit big, check out Thule's Paramount Commuter rucksack, it's a classic style bag with a large capacity, albeit without the organisational options. Or, alternatively, Ogio makes a whole host of bags ranging from gym bags to backpacks right up to full suitcases for weeks away.