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Black Hole Tote 25L

Birch White

Sale price£70.00
  • 8.7oz 300 denier 100% postconsumer recycled polyester ripstop
  • Postindustrial recycled TPU film laminate
  • 100% recycled nylon webbing
  • 25 litres, 391g
  • 28 x 41 x 20 cm
  • Large main compartment with a hook closure
  • Small interior stash pocket and folded webbing grab handles
  • Made in a Fair Trade Certified factory in Vietnam

The same laminated ripstop Patagonia use on the Black Hole duffels, cut down into a tote that will carry wet kit home without ruining the back of the car. Twenty five litres, 391 grams, one big compartment with a hook closure and a stash pocket inside. All of it postconsumer recycled polyester, right down to the recycled nylon webbing. Birch White.

COLOUR: Birch White

SIZE: ONE SIZE

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