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Transporter Duffel 95 (Spring 2023)
Osprey
Transporter Duffel 95 (Spring 2023)
$149.96
Description

　　Expedition gear hauler

　　For big trips that require lots of room for lots of gear or efficient gear storage in your garage, the Transporter® Duffel 95 sheds the elements thanks to rugged, weather-resistant fabrics. A stowaway harness allows for a comfortable carry and zippered end pockets let you quickly access smaller items. Ideal as a companion on trips or for storing your gear. Made from bluesign® approved recycled polyester with dual-sided TPU coating inside and out, burly hardware, stiffened main body fabric with protective accent ribs, overlapping zipper and a PFC-free DWR coating that protects your gear from the elements.

　　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 www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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Description
Brand Name:
Osprey
Cubic Inches:
5797
Liters:
95
Weight:
3.39 lbs (1.54 kg)
Size:
95 L
Dimensions:
29.9h x 17.3w x 13.4d in (76h x 44w x 34d cm)
Other Features:
• Dual-sided TPU coating, burly hardware, oversized flap and design details that protect your gear from external elements.
• Zippered end pocket for quick access to smaller items
• Four burly webbing grab handles
• 10 coated webbing lash points for securing duffels
• Four lower web lashing points for securing duffels
• Large, lockable U-zip access to main compartment
• Weather-protected main compartment zip path with overlapping rain flaps
• Tuckaway Harness
• Internal zippered mesh side panel pocket

CARRY
-- Full yoke and contoured harness straps
-- 4 padded webbing handles
-- Adjustable sternum strap with safety whistle

Tough As Nails
Dual sided TPU coating inside and out, burly hardware, stiffened main body fabric with protective accent ribs, overlapping zipper rainflaps and design details protect your gear from external elements like snow, rain, hail, and sun while keeping your sharp points from pocking through

Gear Intensive Activities
Duffels are workhorses, plain and simple. Osprey stuffs them full of more than they should, why not provide a reasonable way to carry them? These duffels amplify your experience, making the way ahead, no matter the distance, clear and easy. Expedition ready, these duffels won't weigh you down when it comes time to shoulder the load.
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