KeltyCamp Galley Deluxe

Bought this for Jeep Camping/Overlanding. Have used Milwaukee Packout drawers which are great, but when also sleeping in Jeep, they take up a lot of space. This has been awesome as I can hang it from the inside or outside of my Jeep. Very portable, but can hold a lot. Gave 4 stars only because some side exterior pockets would have been great.

I finally got a chance to use this in a real world scenario. Here's what I found...The good:This Galley Bag can hold a LOT of stuff. I put a cutting board, set of knives, collapsible collanders, measuring cup set, measuring spoons, pot holders, kitchen towels, a set of silicone cooking utensils (with their round cup organizer), can opener, cooking thermometers, a set of silicone rubber spatulas, and basic spices. Probably a few other things as well. I had almost everything I needed (except the pots and pans) to cook.When you open it up, it hangs nicely giving easy access to all of the contents. I hung it from the top bars of our pop-up canopy. It actually worked well as extra weight to help hold the canopy down when we had some fierce winds.The not quite as good:The opening of the large section has a low threshold - a little too low. I have to use the strap to hold my utensils in place or they will fall right out onto the ground. A little higher and it wouldn't be a problem. Just make sure you use the elastic strap and it should be fine.The bottom of the bag has a string that can be used to hold a roll of paper towels. It's a little awkward to set up, but then it works fine. Just beware of wind. The roll of paper towels moves so freely that wind will unravel your roll and carry it across your campsite faster than a 2-year old with a roll of toilet paper.The material is durable and weathers the elements well. The zippers are sturdy and the pockets are roomy. It's a fantastic choice and the best I've found. Highly recommend.

Can’t wait to use the item. Quality seems great and there is a lot of storage room.

Kind of amazed at how much I was able to fit in here—obviously, having collapsible pots, bowls, and kettle helps, but I was able to fit pretty much all the essentials from my teardrop camper kitchen into this one compact, well organized bag for non-trailer roadtrips.Only three complaints, none worth removing a star: the back of the bottom compartment could use a stiffening board (I just stored a mid size cutting board in the rear pocket to add some support), other color options would have been nice, and I wish it had a shoulder strap.But overall, it’s the rare item that actually lived up to my expectations. This will make it easy for me to avoid eating nothing but fast food while on the road, and would make a great addition to any car camping setup.

So we are avid tent campers, 2 boys, myself and my wife, so I’ll start with what I didn’t like. I wish 3 things…..One being the zipper- I wish it would zip from the bottom up so it opened up like a taco than you could sit it on the table and grab a glass or something quick without everything almost falling out. Two, I wish it was deeper. I’d love to be able to get our small stock pot and coffee percolator inside the bag but as I was saying family of 4 we carry 4 or more glasses and coffee mugs for momma and I so it makes getting bigger items in is a problem. Third and last of the not so negative side I wish there were more strap options it has a single strap inside and kinda gets shoved out of the way.No for the POSITIVE…..SOLID BEAUTIFUL BAG….eye catcher for sure! Lots of people came into our site wanting to know about it.Straps seem solid and sturdy while it’s hanging. Lots of utensils fit nicely into the zipper pockets. Solid bottom and it saved our butts when a massive thunderstorm came out of nowhere. All we had to do was un-snap two connections zip it up and throw it in the car. Before we would have had to take time to gather everything up and put it into the tote we no longer have to carry! Thank you Kealty for a darn good product. Now make it bigger for us tent glampers!