Backpacks | Expedition DriDuffel - 35L (Fall 2023)

NRS

Expedition DriDuffel - 35L (Fall 2023)

$185.46

Description

　　Total waterproof protection and super-durable material

　　The NRS Expedition DriDuffel is designed for total waterproof protection with rugged durability. Its waterproof TIZIP® MasterSeal zipper closure can be secured by a toggle for peace of mind. The duffel-style design with a wide opening makes packing your gear, and finding it later, easy.

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Description

Brand Name:

NRS

Cubic Inches:

2136

Liters:

Weight:

3.00 lbs

Waterproof:

Yes

Size:

35 L

Dimensions:

12" Dia x 20" L

Other Features:

• The duffel-style bag closes with the waterproof TIZIP® zipper, giving your gear the ultimate protection against water.
• Constructed with heavy-duty PVC, the Expedition DriDuffel can handle the roughest terrain and the hardiest adventurer.
• Webbing chains offer ample attachment points to secure other items to the bag.
• The waterproof TIZIP® MasterSeal zipper keeps your gear dry, no matter the conditions.
• Zip the duffel and hook the aluminum fasteners through the webbing loop to cinch down the bag for a more secure closure.
• Durable aluminum fasteners
• Webbing chain attachment points

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