Max Studio The Atlas 22 Inch Sport Nylon Rolling Duffel Color:367-BLACK Color Block Design: Features a Color:656-IRIS

Name: Max Studio The Atlas 22 Inch Sport Nylon Rolling Duffel Color:367-BLACK Color Block Design: Features a Color:656-IRIS
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 73056705683
Price: 69.99 USD
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Max Studio The Atlas 22 Inch Sport Nylon Rolling Duffel Color:367 BLACK Color Block Design: Features a Color:656 IRIS Color Block Design: Features a bold and modern color block pattern Well Organized Slots for Cards & Cash – Includes dedicated card slots and cash compartments this rolling duffel is crafted from lightweight quilted nylon and built with smart features to keep you organized on the go Hyperlight Interior Structure Frame:A lightweight yet durable frame maintains the duffel’s structure without adding bulk

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