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Waterproof Floating Backpack Dry Bag - Desert Sage

Waterproof Floating Backpack Dry Bag - Desert Sage

Regular price $139.99 USD
Regular price $149.00 USD Sale price $139.99 USD
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Dry Bag / Tackle Bag

  • DESERT SAGE
  • SAFETY AND CONVENIENCE MATTER - BUOY LIKE FLOTATION CAPABILITIES
  • DRY BAG - TACKLE BAG 
  • MAGNETIC AUTO-SEALING DOUBLE LOCK CLOSURE RATED IPX8 AIRTIGHT SEAL WATERPROOF BACKPACK DRY BAG UP TO 100 FEET DEEP. SEALS AIR, WATER, AND GAS-TIGHT JUST BY LETTING GO
  • WATERPROOF BAG UP TO 100 FEET DEEP OR THEY CAN FLOAT AND EVEN ACT AS A BUOY TO ASSIST WITH KEEPING YOU ABOVE WATER
  • SCENT PROOF BAG 
  • TWO FIDLOCK MAGNETIC BUCKLES TO ENSURE THAT THE MAGNETIC AUTO-SEALING CLOSURE STAYS AIRTIGHT
  • EXTREMELY DURABLE WATERPROOF THERMOPLASTIC POLYURETHANE (TPU) SHELL TO ENSURE THAT THE INSIDE STAYS DRY. 
  • 25-LITER WATERPROOF CAPACITY
  • WATERPROOF FRONT POUNCH ON THE OUTSIDE
  • 5 CAROBINER HOOKS LINED ON EACH SIDE OF THE FRONT WATERPROOF POUCH
  • MULTIPLE POCKETS ON THE INSIDE INCLUDING A REMOVABLE POUCH LARGE ENOUGH TO FIT A LAPTOP. 
  • PADDED BACK STRAPS LINED WITH OVER 12 CARABINER HOOKS
  • CHEST STRAP FOR EXTRA STABILITY ON BACK STRAPS
  • WEB POUCHES FOR EXTRA STORAGE ON BOTH SIDES OF THE DRY BAG
  • 22" TALL - 17" LONG - 7" WIDE WHEN FULL
  • 2.4 LBS EMPTY 
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