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Outils Oceans Matos 70 Stacking Gear Bag - Navy
Outils Oceans Matos 70 Stacking Gear Bag - Navy
SKU:Matos 70 B
- 72 L / 19 US galStorage capacity
- 70 x 32 x 32 cmBag dimensions
- Stackable shapeGear bag and crate hybrid
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- Ships in 1–5 business days
- 30-day returns
- Advice from real cruisers
A 72 L stackable gear bag with split flaps, carrying and lashing lines, and a clear inventory sleeve. This navy model is currently sold out.
See exact specifications, included mounting hardware, and the visible family comparison
Shipping & lead times
Shipping & lead times
We're a small team of boaters and we pack orders within 1–5 business days (no weekend or holiday packing). You'll get an email with tracking as soon as a label goes on your box.
Specialty items - fire extinguishers (dangerous goods) and low-stock or built-to-order gear - can take longer; the product description will say so. On a tight timeline or meeting your boat somewhere specific? Contact us and we’ll work out the fastest way to get gear to you.
International orders ship DDU: local duties, taxes, and customs fees are the buyer’s responsibility. Full details in our shipping policy.
Returns & refunds
Returns & refunds
30-day returns from the date of purchase. Items must be unused, in the original packaging with all cables and accessories, with proof of purchase.
Contact us before shipping anything back - we’ll send the return form that must accompany your return. Fire extinguisher and lithium battery items carry a $15 administrative fee on returns.
Read the full refund policy.
Ask a cruiser before you buy
Ask a cruiser before you buy
Everyone here is a current or past cruiser - we’ve docked short-handed, re-rigged at anchor, and chased 12V gremlins too. Not sure this is the right fit for your boat? Send us your question before you order and we’ll give you a straight answer.
What this exact model is for
The Matos 70 combines a soft gear bag with a stackable crate shape. Two split top flaps, carrying and lashing lines, and a clear inventory sleeve help organize bulky onboard gear. This navy model is currently sold out.
Mounting: what is included
The Matos 70 uses its carrying and lashing lines rather than the removable cockpit-bag mounting system.
Choose the right rope bag or cockpit holder
| Choose this | Best for | Key difference |
|---|---|---|
| Wide-opening rope bag | Frequently used sheets and halyards | Reinforced mouth stays open for fast handling |
| Self-closing rope bag | Narrow spaces and lines that should stay contained | Bungee opening closes after the coil is inserted |
| Racing rope bag | Lower weight and fast drainage | Open-mesh Racing construction; four sizes |
| Winch-handle holders | One universal holder or a port/starboard pair | Three distinct models; compare current availability |
| Bottle holders | Keeping a bottle reachable as the boat moves | Standard or lighter open-mesh Racing version |
See every Outils Oceans rope bag and cockpit-storage product in one visible comparison.
Specifications for this listing
| Capacity | 72 L (19 US gal) |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 70 x 32 x 32 cm (27.6 x 12.6 x 12.6 in) |
| Weight | 1.75 kg (3.9 lb) |
| Color | Navy blue |
Questions buyers ask
Should I choose a wide-opening or self-closing rope bag?
Choose the wide-opening bag for a frequently handled sheet or halyard. Choose the self-closing version when space is tight or when you want the coiled line held inside between uses. The Racing bag is the lighter, faster-draining option.
Do I need to buy mounting hardware separately?
Outils Oceans says the bags and holders include their mounting studs and screws. Adhesive is not included. The separate stud listing is for a replacement or an additional mounting point.
Does line capacity mean rope diameter?
No. Capacity is the approximate length of line at the listed diameter. For example, 75 m of 8 mm line means about 246 ft of line that is about 0.31 in in diameter.
Need help choosing a size or mounting location? Contact Cruising Solutions with the line diameter and approximate length, or the cockpit location you want to use.