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Camp Galley Deluxe
Kelty
Camp Galley Deluxe
$74.95
Description

  When you want to hit the road, you don't have time to pack up the kitchen sink. With the Kelty Camp Galley Deluxe, all of your camp kitchen essentials are packed up, organized, and ready for adventure. Designed to easily haul kitchen gear for a family of four, this structured camping cupboard hangs off the roof rack, or whatever is nearby, for easy access. Three zippered pockets keep your spice bottles, tools, and utensils organized. Two sleeves below provide storage for your cutting boards and plates while a paper towel holder doubles as a mini clothes line. Take all of the hassle out of the kitchen hustle. Say hello to the Camp Galley Deluxe & say goodbye to cooking chaos.

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Description
Brand:
Kelty
MFG SKU/Part Number:
24669022BEL
Weight:
1.5 lbs / 0.68 kg
Volume:
1649.0 in ³ / 27.02L
Height:
5.5" / 14.5 cm
Width:
15.0" / 38.5 cm
Length:
33.5" / 84.6 cm
Other Features:
  • Kitchen gear storage & transport for a family of four
  • Structured construction protects contents & holds its shape while in use
  • U-zip and enhanced structure offer added convenience with drop-n-go bucket
  • Attachment loops provide hanging options, easily connects to vehicle roof rack or whatever
  • Designed to be hung in use, or laid flat on tailgate or camp table
  • Three zippered pockets up top for kitchen tools, cutlery and spices
  • Two sleeves below for cutting boards, plates and more
  • Two interior side pockets for longer kitchen tools
  • Paper towel roll holder doubles as mini-clothesline to hang items
  • Environmental and health friendly C0 DWR
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