Backpacks | Base Camp Duffel - Small

The North Face

Base Camp Duffel - Small

$129.00

Description

　　The North Face Base Camp Duffel - Small, the 50-liter version of an adventure icon, delivers deeply considered features and legendary expedition-tested durability.

　　Please note: Product images of the TNF Red / TNF Black color may not represent the actual product's exact color and fabric texture. We will update our site as new images become available.

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Description

Brand: The North Face
Mfg Sku/Part Number: NF0A52ST
Volume: 50 liters / 3051 cubic inches
Dimensions: 13" x 21" x 13" (33.03 x 53.34 x 33.02 cm)
Weight: 2 lbs 10.2 oz (1195 g)

• Detachable, adjustable, alpine-cut shoulder straps for an ergonomic fit with minimal twisting
• Two padded side handles serve as both duffel carry handles and haul handles
• Main compartment has a secure-zip mesh pocket and an end-cap mesh sleeve pocket for more organization
• D-zip opening with a weather-resistant, zippered flap
• Four compression straps
• Water-resistant ID window on top
• Mesh-bag packaging keeps the duffel clean
• Legendary rugged construction offers water-resistant Base Camp material, extra bartacks and double stitching

Materials:
-- Body: 1000D Phthalate-Free, Recycled PVC With Non-PFC Durable Water-Repellent (Non-PFC DWR) Finish
-- Boot: 840D Recycled Ballistic Nylon With Non-PFC DWR Finish

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