Terra-Lite Spinner Hardside Luggage Color:Navy Medium Cross Body Bag

Name: Terra-Lite Spinner Hardside Luggage Color:Navy Medium Cross Body Bag
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 61653545230
Price: 99.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1062 (13 reviews)

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Terra Lite Spinner Hardside Luggage Color:Navy Medium Cross Body Bag Medium Cross Body Bag Non padded sleeve fits most 15'' laptops buckled compressionstraps and zippered pockets Flush mounted built in TSA combination lockZipper released expansion system allows for an extra 20% in packing capacityGel cushioned top and side handles Lightweight aluminum push button telescopichandle system with multi stage locking heights 360 spinner wheels allow foreffortless motion in different terrains Made of a lightweight polycarbonate composite with a brushed metal textureFeatures a fully lined interior with zippered divider

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