Built for Hauling, Tough Enough for Anything

The Metolius Sentinel Haul Bags are designed for climbers who need maximum durability, reliable hauling performance, and versatile storage on the wall or at the crag.

Constructed from ultra-tough Durathane™ material-up to 10× more abrasion resistant than standard haul bag fabrics-these bags are built to withstand repeated abuse on rock while keeping your gear protected.

Available in multiple sizes, from compact haul bags to full expedition capacity, the Sentinel range covers everything from short walls to big wall missions.

Why You'll Love Them

• Extreme Durability - Durathane™ fabric resists abrasion and wear
• Leak-Proof Construction - RF welded seams stronger than the fabric
• Versatile Use - Haul bag or ultra-tough crag pack
• Efficient Hauling Design - Offset haul points and compression system
• Comfort When Carrying - Padded suspension system

Key Features

• Durathane™ construction for maximum abrasion resistance
• RF welded main seams for a leak-proof seal
• Padded, ergonomic suspension system (stows for hauling)
• Custom aluminium closure buckles for durability
• Offset haul points for efficient hauling
• Compression straps for load stability
• Internal storage pocket for quick-access items

Models & Specifications

Sentinel (46L)

• Capacity: 46L
• Weight: 2.1 kg
• Dimensions: 635 × 305 × 229 mm (+ collar)
• Ideal for: Short walls, crag use, sub-bag

Quarter Dome (69L)

• Larger version of the Sentinel
• Capacity: 69L
• Weight: 2.3 kg
• Ideal for: Extended crag days, light hauling

Half Dome (125L)

• Full-capacity haul bag for serious missions
• Capacity: 125L
• Weight: 3.4 kg
• Features:
  • River-bag style closure
  • Dual compression straps
  • Drain hole
  • Internal gear loops
  • Reinforced structural stitching

Performance Benefits

• Withstands heavy abrasion on rock
• Keeps gear protected in harsh environments
• Improves hauling efficiency on multi-pitch routes
• Adapts from crag use to expedition hauling

Perfect For

• Big wall climbing
• Multi-pitch routes
• Crag days and gear transport
• Expedition and alpine use