Carry more when the collecting gets bigger.

Not just a bigger colorway.

The original Trezur Bag is compact—roughly 8 cups of volume. The Foraging Bag moves into a different use case at 2.5 gallons, giving more room when the things being gathered are larger or simply more plentiful.

It uses two carabiners rather than one attachment point, and its artwork shifts toward things you might actually forage.

The product family grew with the use case.

The important part is not making every bag do everything. It is noticing when the way people carry and collect changes enough that the object should change with it.

For Riley Invents, that makes the Foraging Bag a second product in market—not merely another graphic treatment of the original.