Volkano45L Glacier Series Travel, Hiking & Camping Backpack
R649
About
For travel, hiking and outdoor enthusiasts; the Glacier Series Hiking Backpack is ideal. It has a massive 45L of space for all your hiking and travel gear. There are extra loops on the back to allow you to hang camping gear like kettles, pans, speakers, cups, umbrellas etc and the adjustable shoulder and chest straps ensure a comfortable fit, built for long periods of wear. This Backpack is a must-have for those with a taste for outdoor adventures!
Product Features
- A massive 45L of space is available, enough to carry everything but the kitchen sink.
- Extra loops on the back allow you to hang umbrellas, kettles, speakers, a compass and other small outdoor products
- The adjustable shoulder and chest strap give you a comfortable fit, especially for extended periods of wear.
- If you have a passion for outdoor sports, this is the best backpack for you.
- A must-have for every trip where you need to take your gear with you.
- Outdoor backpacks are ideal for everyday use, day trips, vacations, travel, school, camping, spring fishing, hiking, skiing, cycling, beach, etc. You name it, you will find a use for it.
Product Specifications
- 45-litre capacity
- Rain cover at the base of the bag
- Front zippered compartment
- Adjustable hip belt
- Padded adjustable shoulder straps and chest strap
- Two mesh side bottle compartments
- Warranty: 1 year
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