Porter Yoshida New Tanker Helmet Bag – Iron Blue

The Porter Yoshida New Tanker Helmet Bag is a contemporary reinterpretation of one of the brand’s most recognizable designs. Originally introduced in 1983, the iconic 2Way Helmet Bag takes inspiration from military flight gear, combining a distinctive vertical silhouette with practical everyday functionality. Part of the All New Tanker series, it retains the character of the original while introducing a new generation of materials and refined construction.

Crafted from Ecodear® N510, the world’s first mass-produced 100% plant-based nylon, the bag uses fibers derived from castor oil and corn. This innovative Japanese material offers exceptional strength, heat resistance, and a lightweight feel. The signature three-layer construction provides a soft, cushioned texture, while the contrasting Rescue Orange lining, inspired by MA-1 flight jackets, remains a defining feature of the Tanker collection.

Designed for versatile everyday use, the bag features two generously sized front pockets secured with snap buttons and hook-and-loop fasteners, a zippered main compartment with internal organizer pockets, and a detachable transparent document pouch. Padded handles and a removable, adjustable shoulder strap offer two comfortable carrying options. This Japanese-made classic combines military heritage with modern material innovation.

• Porter Yoshida New Tanker Helmet Bag
  
• 622-19555-50
  
• Iron Blue
  
• Classic 2Way Helmet Bag
  
• 3-Layer Fabric Construction
  
• Shell: 100% Plant-Based Ecodear® N510 Nylon
  
• Intermediate Layer: Polyester Cotton Bonding
  
• Lining: Recycled Nylon Taffeta in Rescue Orange
  
• Revised & Upgraded Porter Hardware
  
• Full-Length Zippered Main Compartment
  
• 2 Internal Slip Pockets
  
• Detachable Transparent Document Pouch
  
• 2 Front Pockets With Snap-Button & Hook-and-Loop Closure
  
• Padded Carry Handles
  
• Detachable & Adjustable Shoulder Strap
  
• Dimensions: Width 40cm / Height 41cm / Depth 2cm
  
• Weight: 620g
  
• Made In Japan