Backpacks | Pro Zip Duffel 40L

SealLine

Pro Zip Duffel 40L

$259.95

Description

　　Premium, super-durable waterproof duffel with comfortable straps

　　A top-of-the line addition to SealLine's submersible duffel offerings, the durable Pro Zip Duffel 40L provides all-conditions protection for boaters, paddlers and savvy adventurers. Featuring heavy-duty, PVC-free waterproof materials, RF welded seams, corrosion-resistant hardware, and a tough YKK AquaSeal® waterproof zipper, this easy access duffel also offers versatile handles that convert to shoulder straps for comfortable carrying.

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Description

Brand Name:

SealLine

Cubic Inches:

2400

Liters:

40

Weight:

2 lbs 3 oz (1000 g)

Waterproof:

Yes

Dimensions:

11 x 14.5 x 9 in (28 x 61 x 23 cm)

Other Features:

• Submersible protection: Rated to withstand full submersion in 1 meter of water for 30 minutes.
• Comfortably portable: Removable carry handles/shoulder straps with strap keeper offer versatile carry options.
• Lasting durability: Strong polyurethane-coated polyester, abrasion-resistant bottom, and RF welded construction provide long-lasting waterproof performance.
• Easy access: Smooth-gliding high quality YKK AquaSeal® waterproof zipper makes accessing gear simple and easy.
• Secure handling: Four side-haul handles make for easy handling; lash points secure duffel to boats, vehicles, etc.
• Easy stowing: Roll up to store when not in use.
Material: 600D 17 oz polyurethane-coated polyester, 400D 24 oz polyurethane-coated nylon bottom

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