Hunter Toiletry Bag Review: The Must-Have Travel Accessory
By Bags That Get It - Work Bags & Travel Bags | Published: 2026-08-22
Category: Product Reviews
An honest review of the Hunter Toiletry Bag, covering its size, features, and how it holds up for travel and daily use. Find out if it's the right toiletry bag for you.
A good toiletry bag can make or break your travel routine. You need something that holds all your essentials, keeps them organized, and doesn't take up too much space. The Hunter Toiletry Bag from Bags That Get It aims to do just that. I've been using it for a few weeks now, and here's my honest take.
The Hunter Toiletry Bag is designed for travelers who want a compact, durable, and easy-to-clean option. It's not just for toiletries either—it works great as a makeup bag, a tech pouch, or even a small first-aid kit. But does it live up to the hype? Let's dive into the details.
First Impressions and Build Quality
The Hunter Toiletry Bag feels sturdy right out of the box. The exterior is made from a water-resistant material that can handle a splash or a leaky shampoo bottle. The zippers are smooth and robust, which is a good sign for long-term use. It's lightweight but not flimsy, and the stitching looks clean and durable.
One thing I noticed immediately is the size. It's compact enough to fit into a carry-on or a backpack without wasting space, but it's large enough to hold a full set of travel-sized toiletries. If you're pairing it with the Dakota Backpack in Storm, Large, it slides right into the main compartment without bulging.
- Water-resistant exterior protects against spills
- Smooth, heavy-duty zippers that won't snag
- Compact size fits easily into most bags
Hunter Toiletry Bag Size and Capacity
Let's talk numbers. The Hunter Toiletry Bag measures roughly 9 x 6 x 3 inches, which is a sweet spot for travel. It's not too big that it wastes space, and not too small that you have to leave things behind. I was able to fit a toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, a small shampoo, conditioner, lotion, a razor, and a comb with room to spare.
For comparison, it's a bit smaller than a standard dopp kit but taller than a flat pouch. This makes it ideal for standing upright on a bathroom counter or tucking into the side pocket of a suitcase. If you're using the Denver Convertible Duffle in Dark Moss, Large, it fits perfectly in the front zip pocket for quick access.

- Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 3 inches (approx.)
- Holds 5-7 travel-sized bottles plus accessories
- Fits in front pockets of most duffels and backpacks
Organization and Interior Features
The interior of the Hunter Toiletry Bag is where it shines. It has a clear PVC front panel that lets you see everything at a glance—no more digging around for your lip balm. Inside, there's a mesh divider that separates your main items from smaller things like cotton swabs or hair ties. There's also a small zippered pocket on the back wall for valuables like pills or a razor.
The clear front is a huge plus for airport security or quick access in a hotel room. You can spot your toothbrush without opening the whole bag. The mesh divider keeps things from shifting around, and the zippered pocket adds an extra layer of security for small items. It's a thoughtful design that makes daily use much more convenient.
- Clear PVC front for easy visibility
- Mesh divider to separate bottles from smaller items
- Zippered interior pocket for secure storage
How It Compares to Other Options
If you're considering the Hunter Toiletry Bag, you might also look at the Bennie Sling in Dark Moss or the Ace Fanny Pack in Camel. While those are great for everyday carry or hands-free use, they don't offer the same dedicated toiletry organization. The Hunter is purpose-built for liquids and grooming items, with a waterproof lining that the slings lack.
That said, if you need a bag that can double as a small crossbody or a pouch for tech accessories, the Bennie Sling is more versatile. But for a pure toiletry bag that stays in your luggage or gym bag, the Hunter is the better choice. It's also more affordable than many leather options, making it a practical pick for budget-conscious travelers.
- Better for liquids than slings or fanny packs
- More affordable than leather toiletry bags
- Purpose-built for grooming items, not everyday carry
Who Should Buy the Hunter Toiletry Bag?
This bag is for anyone who travels regularly and wants a reliable, no-fuss way to carry toiletries. It's great for weekend trips, business travel, or even just keeping in your gym bag. The clear front makes it TSA-friendly for carry-on liquids, and the water-resistant material gives you peace of mind against leaks.
If you're a parent packing for a family trip, you might prefer the Joey Changing Kit in Onyx for its dedicated diaper-changing features. But for your own toiletries, the Hunter is a solid choice. It's also a good option for minimalists who want one bag that does it all without extra bulk.
- Ideal for frequent travelers and weekenders
- TSA-friendly clear front for carry-on liquids
- Not designed for baby gear or large family kits
The Hunter Toiletry Bag delivers on its promise: a compact, well-organized, and durable travel companion. It's not the flashiest bag out there, but it gets the job done without fuss. If you need a reliable toiletry bag that fits easily into your luggage and keeps your essentials in order, this is a smart buy. Pair it with the Dakota Backpack in Storm, Large or the Denver Convertible Duffle in Dark Moss, Large for a complete travel setup.



