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Flex Bonsac Small Olive Drab

OLIVE DRAB

Sale price£270.00

COLOUR: OLIVE DRAB

SIZE: ALL

OLIVE DRAB
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  • Model 856-05904
  • Nylon with a urethane coating, shell and lining
  • W27 x H47 x D27 cm
  • Packs away into its own internal pocket
  • Large side zip for getting into it
  • Multiple handles and back straps
  • Expandable capacity

A bonsac is a drawstring sack you wear on your back, and Porter's version folds into its own pocket when you are not using it. There is a side zip so you are not always going in through the top, and enough handles and straps to carry it however suits. Yoshida and Co have been making bags in Tokyo since 1935. Olive Drab.

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