Ticket To The Moon 25 Litre Backpack Plus - Unique Edition Colour:Assorted Colours the SBS Super Blocking System Size:34 L 33 W

Name: Ticket To The Moon 25 Litre Backpack Plus - Unique Edition Colour:Assorted Colours the SBS Super Blocking System Size:34 L 33 W
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 95200213934
Price: 69.95 USD
Availability: InStock
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Ticket To The Moon 25 Litre Backpack Plus Unique Edition Colour:Assorted Colours the SBS Super Blocking System Size:34 L 33 W the SBS Super Blocking System provides exceptional locking reliability and utensils make this a necessity for your next backpacking adventure The backpack measures 29x45x15 cm and maintains a lightweight profile at 250 280 grams and our product images are therefore only examples of possible colour combinations

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