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Waxed canvas, water-resistant · Expanded, Double Expanded
Sometimes a hip bag isn't enough and a full backpack is too much. The BigFoot sits in between — the largest carry in the line, built for people who refuse to leave anything behind.
It's the biggest Ukoala multi-configuration bag, and in the Double Expanded (2E) size it fits a 12.9-inch tablet, like a caseless iPad Pro, against your back. Handcrafted from heavy-duty waxed canvas that's water-resistant and ages into a lived-in patina, it organizes a full day across nine pockets while still hugging the body.
Engineered weight distribution. The curved base and strap system are mathematically calculated to keep a balanced load. Modeled after a koala's tree-hugging body, BigFoot spreads weight to reduce stress points — just with more room than anything else in the line. The utility and design are patented by Ukoala's founder, a civil engineer with an interior-design background who built each bag to work like a multifunctional home for your things.
Built for the day hiker carrying first-aid and bear spray, the rider who needs hands-free storage, the parent juggling a tablet and snacks, and anyone whose daily carry never fits in a smaller bag.
One bag. Endless versatility — all from the patented U-shaped strap.

Secure thigh carry for hands-free movement on the trail, motorcycle, or convention floor.
Press & Reviews
Independent editors and long-haul owners put the Ukoala through real use — in their words, with every quote linked back to the published source.
As featured in
Best of both worlds: hands-free, yet still so accessible and on my body at all times.
The ‘We Love It’ column should be renamed ‘Obsessed With It.’
So comfortable and unobtrusive that I almost forgot it was there.
From the founder
“I designed every compartment, strap, and closure for a reason — not decoration. This bag was born from a shoelace, a koala, and the belief that one bag should do it all.”
— Mayan Ma, Founder
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