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Multi Purpose Carry Case
Snow Peak
Multi Purpose Carry Case
$47.96
Description

  The sturdy Multi Purpose Carry Case is a versatile, Japanese-designed bag. Use the Multi Purpose Carry Case to store the Baja Burner, some briquettes or GigaPower canisters. Featuring a mesh cinch top and sturdy handles, the Multi Purpose Carry Case offers a convenient option for storing camp gear.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Snow Peak
Weight:
2 lbs (720 g)
Dimensions:
L 15" W 11" H 8"
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
UG-080
UPC:
4960589110797
Other Features:
Material: 420D Nylon, Polypropylene Strap
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