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Deuter Weybridge 25+5 Luggage bag green Preview

Deuter Weybridge 25+5 Luggage bag polyamide green

RRP £110.00

Special Price £79.20

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Color: green

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Estimated delivery: Thursday, 26 December 2024

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Description

Product Details

closes with clip fastener
one handle (handle drop 7 cm)
removable and adjustable shoulder strap (Length ca. 70-130 cm)
reflective logo
fittings of anthracite-coloured metal
changeable carrying method

Inside

spacious main compartment, suitable for a4 documents
document compartment
one zip pocket

Material: polyamide (impregnated, PVC-free, tearproof, waterproof)
Dimensions: approx. 34 x 43 x 22 cm (width x height x depth)
Weight: 0.95 kg
Capacity: 25 L
Manufacturer color: fern
Warranty: 2 years

SKU# 3230222-2028-0 | Webcode: 151184

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Sustainability

For a better future! - This item meets our high sustainability standard. The following criteria apply:

durability

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fair and social production

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pollutant-reduced production

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