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High Coast Totepack

Navy

Sale price£95.00

COLOUR: Navy

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Navy
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  • Bergshell 400 denier recycled polyamide outer
  • 210 denier recycled polyamide lining
  • 23 litres, 400g
  • 40 x 31 x 14 cm
  • Padded 15 inch laptop compartment
  • Tote handles and rucksack straps
  • Front pocket folds over to compress the bag when it is empty
  • Attachment points for a bike lock or light

Carry it by the handles or put it on your back, which is the point of a totepack. The front pocket folds over to pull the whole thing in when it is empty, so it does not flap about on a half full day. Fjällräven build it from Bergshell, a 400 denier recycled polyamide woven so wear spreads evenly rather than going through in one spot. Twenty three litres, and navy.

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