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Skylake Dry Daypack
SealLine
Skylake Dry Daypack
$124.95
Description

  Small, lightweight waterproof pack

  The Skylake is the lightest, stowable, PVC-free waterproof dry daypack that SealLine makes. The 18-liter Skylake carries and protects essentials on shorter excursions on or near the water whether paddling, fishing or traveling. When not in use, it can easily be rolled up and stowed for take-anywhere convenience. Features include a DrySeal™ roll-top design closure, front stash pocket for quick access, and removable shoulder straps for added versatility.

  

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
SealLine
Gender:
Unisex
Cubic Inches:
1100
Liters:
18
Weight:
13.5 oz / 380 g
Waterproof:
Yes
Dimensions:
6 x 10 x 21 in / 15 x 25 x 53 cm
Made In:
USA
Other Features:
• Waterproof: Constructed with lightweight, 100% waterproof materials & welded seams (not intended for submersion).
• Confident closure: DrySeal™ roll-top closure offers intuitive sealing and amplifies waterproof protection.
• Easy access: Front mesh stash pocket offers quick and easy stowing and retrieval on pack exterior.
• Stowable: Convenient roll & stow design is secured by front pocket strap for compact storage.
• Comfortable: Lightly padded shoulder straps provide comfort when carrying.
• Versatile: Straps are removable for travel and dry bag use.
• Attachment point: Allows for clip-on accessories.
• Light-colored interior: Eases identification of contents within.
Made in the USA of US and imported materials.
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