Capacity Table
Capacity claims tested by packing real things into a real bag with tight and no rows included.
Capacity claims tested by packing real things into a real bag with tight and no rows included.
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Capacity Table tests five real loads packed into the Field Tote on the bench and reports the honest verdict for each: yes with room, tight, or no. The lede states the method: "Capacity claims tested by packing real things into a real bag, not by volume math." The no row is the sharpest line: "Do not force it. Buy the Roll Top, that is the bag this load is asking for."
Loads live in one array, each row carrying the load description, a verdict enum, a label, and a bench note. The tight and no verdicts are the block credibility, the yes rows exist to frame them.
Reach for this block on the product detail page after the dimensions diagram, where the buyer is converting a volume number into real packing decisions. The bench notes must be updated when the bag pattern changes.
A natural flow around it on an Ecommerce Pro page:
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One strong use is the Field Tote five load table. Other capacity tables:
Tip: sending the buyer to the right bag on the no row ("buy the Roll Top") converts the page visit even when this bag is wrong, because the honest redirect earns the sale.