Backpacks | Aircover (Spring 2023)

Osprey

Aircover (Spring 2023)

$55.00 - $60.00

Description

　　Keep your bag dry with the Aircover.

　　Take Osprey's tried and true AirPorter and combine it with a protective raincover and what do you get? The Osprey AirCover. When storms hit, it provides waterproof protection for your pack and its contents, and when it’s time to fly, it becomes a protective duffel to keep your pack safe in transit.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand Name:

Osprey

Color:

Shadow Grey

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