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Refugio Day Pack 30L

Cover Green

Sale price£110.00

COLOUR: Cover Green

SIZE: ONE SIZE

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  • 400-denier 100% postconsumer recycled polyester ripstop with a PU coating
  • PFAS-free DWR finish
  • 30 litres
  • 763g
  • Padded 15 inch laptop compartment
  • Front mesh pocket and reinforced side bottle pockets
  • Hydration hanger with pass-through
  • Made in Vietnam

The Refugio has been Patagonia's everyday rucksack for years and it's still the one that does the school run, the commute and a night away without complaint. 400-denier recycled polyester ripstop, a padded 15 inch laptop sleeve, and a mesh front pocket for whatever came back wet. 30 litres, 763 grams. Made in Vietnam.

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