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Explorer Daypack L

Navy

Sale price£550.00
  • Cordura ballistic nylon
  • Ripstop lining
  • W33 x H45 x D16 cm, 26 litres
  • Fits a 15 inch laptop
  • Three layer internal layout in the main compartment
  • Side bottle storage and multiple small pockets
  • D ring attachment points
  • Model 507-17995-50

Twenty six litres is the sweet spot, big enough for a weekend and small enough that nobody makes you put it in the hold. Porter is Yoshida and Co's own label, going since 1962 out of a Tokyo firm founded in 1935, and Explorer is the utility end of what they do. Ballistic Cordura, D rings down the front for clipping things to, and a three layer layout inside so the laptop does not end up under the shoes.

COLOUR: Navy

SIZE: ONE SIZE

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