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Base Camp Voyager Duffel 42L
The North Face
Base Camp Voyager Duffel 42L
$135.00
Description

  

Lighter than the original Base Camp Duffel but just as durable

  

The Base Camp Voyager Duffel—42L is the game-changing update to the iconic Base Camp Duffel. Sized for overnight adventures, it now offers more internal organization and 100% recycled body material.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
The North Face
Pack Volume:
42 L
Waterproof:
No
Average Weight:
2 lbs 5 oz (1055 g)
Volume:
2563 in³ (42 liters)
Dimensions:
23 x 14.67 x 10.2 in (58.4 x 37.3 x 25.9 cm)
Mfg SKU:
NF0A52RQ
Other Features:
  • Lightweight, 100% recycled, durable fabric
  • Side handles cause the duffel to sit away from your body so it doesn't swing into your side when you're walking
  • External, secure-zip, padded laptop sleeve carries 15" laptop
  • Comfortable, padded shoulder straps unclip and conceal behind the back panel so you can carry it as a backpack or duffel.
  • Adjustable divider in the main compartment lets you position your gear, or you can remove the divider completely
  • Internal, secure-zip pocket holds small essentials
  • Small, external, secure-zip pocket holds quick-access items such as a passport
  • External webbing offers many lash points
  • 300D recycled polyester tarpaulin with non-PFC durable water-repellent (non-PFC DWR) finish
Materials:
  • 300D Recycled Polyester Tarpaulin With Non-PFC Durable Water-Repellent (Non-PFC DWR) Finish
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