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Flow Lumbar Pack
Mountainsmith
Flow Lumbar Pack
$18.36
Description

　　The Mountainsmith Flow is a utilitarian lumbar pack with a small volume and ease of access. This belt pouch has a single main zippered pocket with an adjustable waist belt and a front stash pocket. Use the front zippered pocket to stash your keys and the main zippered compartment for your snacks, phone, wallet, dog treats and other accessories.

　　Great for travel, hiking, or running around town, keep all your essentials handy and within close reach with the Flow fanny pack.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
Mountainsmith
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
23-10600
Gender:
Unisex
Size:
One Size
Pack Volume:
88.48 cu in. / 1.45 L
Weight:
0.3 lbs / 0.14 kg
Dimensions:
9 x 5 x 4 in. (L x H x D)
Waistbelt Fit:
28 - 48 in.
Materials:
420 Oxford Nylon
420 HD Nylon Ripstop
YKK Zipper
210d Nylon Liner
Other Features:
  • Zippered main compartment
  • Front panel zippered pocket
  • Airmesh padded backpanel
  • 1.5-inch adjustable waistbelt
  • Bright yellow lining promotes visibility
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