Db travel bags and luggage are built for movement between work, weekends and longer trips. The range includes Ramverk Alu carry-on and check-in cases, Hugger backpacks, Roamer Pro sling bags, a Utility Tote, Weigh Lighter backpacks, a helmet bag and a split duffel. Choose hard-case luggage for structured packing, a backpack for commuting or cabin-friendly travel, a sling for small essentials, or a duffel when you need more flexible space for kit and clothing.
Db is a Norwegian brand known for travel bags and luggage with a Scandinavian design language. Standout features include the Hook-Up System that links bags to roller cases, Rib Cage internal protection and, on the Weigh Lighter range, ALUULA Graflyte composite fabric.
The Carry-on is sized for overhead lockers and short trips of one to three nights. The Check-in Medium is larger, designed for around a week away, and is checked into the hold. Both share the same aluminium build, repairable construction, Hinomoto wheels and TSA-approved locks.
The Weigh Lighter bags are made from ALUULA Graflyte, an ultralight HDPE-based composite fabric with a very high strength-to-weight ratio. It is used to keep base weights down on the 10L sling, 25L backpack, 32L helmet bag and 70L split duffel, which suits ski touring, alpine use and expedition travel.
The Hook-Up System lets compatible Db bags clip onto the top of a Db roller or hard case, so the weight goes onto the wheels rather than your shoulder. The Hugger 20L, Roamer Pro Sling and Weigh Lighter bags can be paired with the Ramverk Alu cases in this way.
The Hugger Backpack 20L is the best daily option here. It has a padded compartment that fits up to a 13" laptop, a weather-resistant shell and the internal Rib Cage to protect what you carry. The Weigh Lighter Backpack 25L is the lighter, more technical alternative for travel days.
Yes. The Ramverk Alu cases are built with a rivet-less construction so parts such as wheels, the trolley handle, the carry strap and locks can be replaced rather than the whole case being scrapped. Db markets the line as the world's first infinitely repairable luggage.
