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Daylite Tote Pack
Osprey
Daylite Tote Pack
$89.95
Description

　　Highly functional tote pack for town or trail

　　The Osprey Daylight Tote Pack is ready and waiting for your next day hike, weekend trip to the farmer's market and study session at your favorite coffee shop. This pack transitions seamlessly from backpack to tote with multiple carry options to suit your needs. The padded internal sleeve can hold a laptop or hydration reservoir, providing you with multiple options for work and play. Built with an eye toward sustainability using high-quality bluesign®-approved recycled fabrics, GRS-certified recycled nylon and a PFC-free DWR coating.

　　WARNING for California customers: This product can expose you to chemicals including dimethylformamide, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to oehha.ca.gov/proposition-65/about-proposition-65

　　

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The Daylight® Tote is ready and waiting for your next day hike...

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Description

　　• Top-zip access to main compartment with tote or backpack-style carry

　　• Front and back panel shove-it pocket for stashing items on the go or to tuck away tote straps

　　• Elevated padded laptop/reservoir sleeve

　　• Internal zippered mesh organization pocket with key clip

　　• Dual water bottle side mesh pockets

　　• Secure front panel zipper pocket

　　• Large backpanel luggage pass-thru

　　HARNESS

　　-- Breathable spacermesh harness for comfortable backpack-style carry

　　TOTE STRAPS

　　-- Easy-to-grab, or over-one-shoulder carry, dual tuck-away webbing straps

　　FABRIC

　　MAIN: bluesign®-approved recycled 300D PET packcloth, PFC-free DWR

　　ACCENT: bluesign®-approved recycled 600D PET packcloth, PFC-free DWR

　　BOTTOM: bluesign®-approved recycled 600D PET packcloth, PFC-free DWR

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