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High Coast Backpack 24

Navy

Sale price£95.00
  • 210 denier recycled polyamide main fabric with a 10,000mm PU coating
  • Bergshell 400 denier recycled polyamide base
  • 24 litres, 470g
  • 49 x 29 x 15 cm
  • Padded 15 inch laptop compartment
  • Two front pockets with a key clip, bottle pocket each side
  • Removable sternum strap and side compression straps

Fjällräven's everyday rucksack, in a recycled polyamide with a coating on the inside and Bergshell across the base, which is the bit that spends its life on station floors. Åke Nordin started the company in his cellar in Örnsköldsvik in 1960 and the thinking has not changed much since. Twenty four litres, 470 grams, a padded sleeve for a 15 inch laptop and a bottle pocket on each side.

COLOUR: Navy

SIZE: ONE SIZE

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