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Rox Pack
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Rox Pack
$69.95
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  Streamlined cragging pack/duffel with easy access

  The CAMP Rox is a streamlined pack designed to carry the essentials for the gym or crag in a way that makes them easy to transport and easy to access. The large main compartment is accessed with a full-length zipper. 40 liter capacity fits a rope, 2 pairs of shoes, harness, quickdraws and other session essentials. Also features a small inner pocket for valuables and one mesh pocket on the exterior for chalk or water.

Footprint sold separately.
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  • Designed for the gym and outdoor sport climbing

  • Easy to move quickly from one sector of the gym or crag to another

  • Padded back for comfort even when fully loaded

  • Ergonomic shoulder straps

  • Strong webbing handles for easy transport

  • 1 elastic mesh external side pocket

  • 1 large inner pocket

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