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Loadout GoBox 60 Gear Case

Rescue Red

Sale price£300.00

COLOUR: Rescue Red

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Rescue Red
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  • Defender material with a WildProof seal
  • Rated IP65 and IP67 for dust and immersion
  • NeverFail hinge and Lockdown latches
  • LipGrip handles and AnchorPoint tie-down slots
  • Removable cargo tray and divider
  • 76.2cm wide, 37.6cm deep, 34cm tall
  • 7.8kg empty
  • Five year warranty

The biggest of the GoBoxes, 76 centimetres wide and 7.8 kilos before you put anything in, with a cargo tray and a divider inside so the small stuff stops ending up underneath the big stuff. YETI rate it IP65 and IP67, which is dustproof and fully submersible, and the latches lock down so it stays shut strapped to a roof rack. It is a gear case and not a cooler, so keep the ice out of it. Rescue Red, and YETI back it for five years.

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