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Colorado Duffel
Watershed
Colorado Duffel
$226.00
Description

  Oversized and designed to withstand extended river trips, the 75-liter Watershed Colorado Dry Duffel is the go-to gear bag for seasoned private boaters and guides. The perfect dims to carry enough gear for a week-long adventure, whether you're traveling by boat or tossing it in the bed of your truck.

  Made in USA.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
Watershed
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
55410.04
Cubic Inches:
4608 (rolled)
Liters:
75.5 (rolled)
Weight:
2.95 lbs
Waterproof:
Yes
Dimensions:
14" Height x 32.5" Width x 13.5" Depth (rolled)
Material:
Heavy-duty UV-resistant polyurethane-coated nylon
Other Features:
  • Heavy-duty polyurethane laminated nylon material is UV-resistant, waterproof and durable.
  • Watershed bags are 100% waterproof and submersible featuring the airtight, ZipDry® seal.
  • RF welded seams for expedition quality construction.
  • Expedition grade hardware and mil-spec stitching reinforcements enhance durability.
  • Features six lashing points for strapping the duffel in a boat or attaching gear for quick access.
  • Compression straps for customized sizing.
  • Extra-wide opening makes packing and accessing gear easy.
  • Named after the Colorado River, home to one of the most coveted permitted river sections in the world, the Grand Canyon.
  • 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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