Red Wheels Trading’s FDB food delivery bag series comes in 42 litre, 65 litre and 87 litre sizes. Choose by the largest order you carry, how many orders go in one trip and your vehicle, not by price alone. A bag that is too big lets food slide and lose heat; one that is too small forces riders to stack and crush orders.
Why food delivery bag size matters
- Temperature. Empty space inside a bag lets air move and heat escape.
- Food quality. Loose containers tip, spill and get squashed.
- Rider comfort. An oversized bag is heavy and awkward on a motorbike.
- Capacity. An undersized bag means extra trips and late deliveries.
The FDB series: three sizes
According to the Red Wheels Trading product page, the FDB Series is available in 42 litre, 65 litre and 87 litre sizes. All three list the same features:
- Welcome any quantity
- Durable material
- Waterproof
- YKK accessories
- Fully customizable
- Anti-UV outer material
- Manufacturer warranty
- Universal ad panel
Litres measure the interior capacity, so the larger the number, the more room for orders.
Which size should you choose?
The table below is general guidance. Check actual internal dimensions with RWT before ordering, then compare them with your own packaging.
| Size | Usually suits | Think twice if |
| 42 litre | Riders carrying one or a few smaller orders at a time | Your orders include large trays or tall containers |
| 65 litre | A balanced choice for mixed order sizes | You regularly carry many orders per trip |
| 87 litre | Multi-order trips, bulky food or catering-style drops | Riders mostly deliver single small orders |
How to pick in five steps
- Measure your biggest container. Check the length, width and height of the largest box, tray or pizza box you pack.
- Count orders per trip. How many typical orders does a rider carry at peak time?
- Think about hot and cold. If you carry both, plan how they will stay apart and whether you need extra insulation.
- Consider the vehicle and the rider. A bag must be safe and comfortable on a motorbike.
- Order a sample. Test it with real orders on a real route before buying a fleet.
Features to look for in a food bag
Red Wheels Trading lists waterproof construction, durable material, YKK accessories and an anti-UV outer material on its food delivery bags. These matter in Malaysia, where riders face heavy rain and strong sun every week. The universal ad panel gives you a place to show your brand on the road.
Other formats: tiffin, parcel and custom bags
Beyond the FDB series, the same page lists a Tiffin Bag, a Glow Box, a Saddle Bag, a Tactical Molle Bag and the PDB 150, a 150 litre super jumbo parcel delivery bag described as super heavy duty. The thermal and non-thermal range is customizable, with low minimum order quantities available.
To go deeper, see our ultimate food delivery bag guide, thermal delivery bags for food and custom branded delivery bags.
Care and replacement
A clean bag keeps food safe and lasts longer. Follow our guide on how to clean a thermal delivery bag, and replace bags that are torn, stained beyond cleaning or no longer close properly.
Frequently asked questions
What sizes do Red Wheels Trading’s food delivery bags come in?
The FDB Series is listed in 42 litre, 65 litre and 87 litre sizes.
Are Red Wheels food delivery bags waterproof?
Yes. The product page lists waterproof construction for the FDB Series, along with an anti-UV outer material and YKK accessories.
Can I customise a food delivery bag with my brand?
Yes. The FDB Series is listed as fully customizable and includes a universal ad panel, and the thermal and non-thermal range lists low MOQ availability.
Do I need to order a large quantity?
The FDB Series is listed as welcoming any quantity. Contact RWT to confirm minimums for custom designs.
Talk to RWT about the right bag
Since 2013, Red Wheels Trading (M) Sdn Bhd has been developing customised food delivery and thermal bags. Email info@redwheelz.com, call the office on +603-6091 6991 or the hotline on +60122817266 or +60176184509, or visit redwheelz.com.
