Backpacks | Chattooga Duffel

Watershed

Chattooga Duffel

$154.00

Description

　　Not too big and not too small, the versatility of the 22-liter Watershed Chattooga Dry Duffel makes it a favorite among boaters. Guaranteed to keep gear dry, the Chattooga is the perfect size for group med kits, media equipment, or self-support missions.

　　Made in the USA.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand:

Watershed

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

55403.04

Cubic Inches:

1332 (rolled)

Liters:

22 (rolled)

Weight:

1.65 lbs

Waterproof:

Yes

Dimensions:

10" Height x 19.25" Width x 9.5" Depth (rolled)

Material:

Heavy-duty UV-resistant polyurethane-coated nylon

Other Features:

Heavy-duty polyurethane laminated nylon material is UV-resistant, waterproof and durable.
Expedition grade hardware and mil-spec stitching reinforcements enhance durability.
Watershed bags are 100% waterproof and submersible featuring the airtight, ZipDry® seal.
RF welded seams for expedition quality construction.
Wide opening makes packing and accessing gear easy.
Compressions straps for customized sizing.
Features six lashing points for strapping the duffel in a boat or attaching gear for quick access.
Named after the popular southeastern Wild & Scenic river that serves as part of the boundary between Georgia and South Carolina.
Made in the USA.

To ensure longevity in the performance of your ZipDry Seal, Watershed recommends periodic lubrication with a non-petroleum based product such as 303 UV Protectant, Armor-All or Burt's Bees hand salve.

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