RUX Adventure Set

Watch this quick how-to video. We’ve skipped ahead to the corner stay installation.

Yes. RUX offers a lifetime guarantee on all RUX manufactured products. If any part of your RUX breaks or becomes dysfunctional over time while being used as recommended, we will repair it for free. And with our modular design, we can efficiently ship you a new part without the waste or carbon footprint associated with repairing or replacing typical products. See our warranty page for full details.

Yes, you are able to request a free return for refund within 30 days of receiving your product. Please visit our Refund Policy for more information.

RUX 70 has 70L of volume, with a box-like shape that optimizes that space for efficient packing. When upright it's 40cm wide x 50cm long 35cm deep. (15.7 x 19.5 x 13.8 inches). RUX 70 is large enough to go big with day-trip gear great for loading up your vehicle for bigger excursions and still small enough to be maneuverable so you can take advantage of RUX's carrying and storing benefits. When you don't need it, save space. RUX packs flat to only 8cm (3.1 inches) deep.

The RUX 70L is highly weatherproof, built for all-weather adventure- moving gear in a truck bed, on racks, on a camping trip, boating and more. The bag is a waterproof tub made by  RF welding TPU coated high tenacity 840D nylon and a molded EVA bottom. The bottom and lid are both laminated with PU for added durability. The lid is also molded EVA foam and has an overhanging perimeter to help keep it on and weather out. RUX is not submersible or watertight.

RUX is great for stacking when filled, or partially filled and compressed. The bistable steel corner stays are intended for easily popping the bag open and keeping it there for easy access and packing. However, these corner stays are NOT structural corners. So you would want to stack the heaviest, most packed RUX at the bottom and place the empty or so half-filled RUX on top. You are relying on your contents within your RUX for proper stacking.

The corner stays are a wear part much like the tires on your car or bike and will eventually need to be replaced. We sell replacements here.

AND/OR: One or more of your stays may be damaged from overuse or improper installation. To check, remove stay from sleeve. If the stay has a crease in it, the spring steel under the rubber coating is damaged. We sell replacements here.

AND/OR: Do you require more structural support in the stays (ie you’re stacking multiple 70Ls with heavy loads?). A nifty trick we do is doubling up stays in each corner, adding extra rigidity to the 70L. We sell extra stays here.