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Topo Designs Mountain 16L Backpack multicolour Preview

Topo Designs Mountain 16L Backpack recycled ripstop nylon multicolour

RRP £135.00

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Color: multicolour

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Estimated delivery: Saturday, 7 December 2024

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Description

Product Details

zip pocket on top
one slip pocket on the front
elastic mesh pockets on the side
hydration system compatible
back system: body-contact back, padded
Backpack straps: padded
attachment loops
closes with g-hook buckle, closes with lacing
one handle
hip belt
sternum strap, compression straps
fittings of anthracite-coloured metal

Inside

plain coloured Lining nylon (recycled)
one main compartment
one slip pocket

Material: recycled ripstop nylon
Dimensions: approx. 25 x 43 x 15 cm (width x height x depth)
Weight: 0.7 kg
Capacity: 16 L
Manufacturer color: pond blue, olive
Warranty: lifetime

SKU# 931216478000 | Webcode: 151281

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