Backpacks | Yukon Duffel | Outdoor travel

Watershed

Yukon Duffel

$156.40

Description

　　With the capacity to fit a summer-weight sleeping bag, tent and clothes for a few days, the 54-liter Watershed Yukon Dry Duffel is ideal for minimalist missions. Multi-day rafters can rely on its waterproof design to protect non-perishables for the group or test its durability on your next paddling adventure that starts at the airport.

　　Made in USA.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand:

Watershed

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

55406.04

Cubic Inches:

3328 (rolled)

Liters:

54.5 (rolled)

Weight:

2.3 lbs

Waterproof:

Yes

Dimensions:

13" Height x 27" Width x 12" 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.
Compressions straps for customized sizing.
Expedition grade hardware and mil-spec stitching reinforcements enhance durability.
Wide opening makes packing and accessing gear easy.
Features six lashing points for strapping the duffel in a boat or attaching gear for quick access.
Named after the third-longest river in North America.
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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