Revelry Supply Bag and Kit Review - Revelry Supply

 

Review: Revelry Supply – The Explorer Backpack & The Rolling Kit

This week we’re stepping into something new for the blog. Instead of flower or concentrates, today we’re looking at accessories — specifically smell-proof gear from Revelry Supply. They sent over two products for review, The Explorer Backpack in black and The Rolling Kit in mesa, and after weeks of use I can confidently say they deliver on their promises.






First Impressions

The products arrived well-packaged, each sealed in plastic with clear labeling inside a sturdy box. From the moment I opened them, the quality stood out. The Explorer in black is sleek, low-profile, and professional, while the Rolling Kit in mesa adds a touch of style without being flashy. Both gave the immediate impression of premium, durable products.

Build & Design

Revelry uses a cotton canvas exterior reinforced with a rubber backing, giving both pieces water resistance and structure while still being comfortable to carry. Inside, multiple layers of carbon filters sandwiched between protective mesh linings form the smell-proof system. This setup traps odor before it escapes, and it’s one of the most effective I’ve tested. Every zipper is airtight, smooth, and fully lockable — and Revelry even sells locks specifically designed to fit their bags.

The Explorer has a classic backpack layout with a large compartment, padded laptop sleeve, hidden stash pocket, smaller front pouch, and water bottle holders on both sides. Its form-fitting design adapts to what you pack without bulking up, making it practical for daily use.



The Rolling Kit is built differently, with a rigid hard-shell structure that keeps its form no matter what you load inside. Elastic bands hold items securely in place, and there’s a slot for a lighter. On top of that, it comes pre-stocked with a hemp rolling tray, hemp grinder, and papers, making it usable straight out of the box. A small handle and clip make it easy to carry on its own or attach to a larger bag.



Performance

Over the past few weeks, I tested both products by carrying open hemp products, and neither let any odor escape. The carbon filter system truly works, but what impressed me most was that it didn’t sacrifice usability. Zippers glide like a normal high-end bag, and layouts are intuitive. The Explorer’s hidden stash pocket is easy to forget about until you need it, which is exactly the point. The Rolling Kit keeps everything organized and accessible, even during quick setups.

Both products handled real-world conditions easily. They are water resistant, durable, and blend into any environment without attracting attention. The Explorer is lightweight and comfortable thanks to adjustable straps, while the Rolling Kit is compact and discreet enough to slip into another bag or carry alone. Neither product gave off any scent even after repeated use, proving the smell-proof tech is more than just marketing.

Aesthetic & Value

Both the Explorer and Rolling Kit balance luxury and discretion. The backpack could pass for any sleek commuter bag, while the kit looks like a small cosmetic case rather than a cannabis accessory. The Revelry logo is subtle and doesn’t draw unwanted attention, keeping everything low-profile.

At $80 for the Explorer and $55 for the Rolling Kit, pricing feels more than fair. Yes, there are cheaper options online, but few match the quality, design, and real smell-proof performance these deliver. The included rolling tray, grinder, papers, and lighter slot make the kit especially valuable as a ready-to-go setup.

Final Thoughts

The Explorer and Rolling Kit exceeded my expectations, combining functionality, discretion, and premium design into gear that actually works as promised. For everyday travel, the Explorer is the more essential option, offering versatility and storage. The Rolling Kit is the perfect companion piece, keeping rolling essentials locked down and organized.

My final ratings for the two are as follows: Appearance 10, Functionality 9.8, Smell Containment 9.8, Ease of Use 10, Value 9.5.

If you want to step up your storage game and carry your essentials discreetly, check out Revelry Supply and their full line of smell-proof gear.

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