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StoneHauler Duffel 45L (Spring 2023)
Black Diamond
StoneHauler Duffel 45L (Spring 2023)
$159.95
Description

  The Black Diamond StoneHauler 45L is the duffel you want for quick missions, whether you're blasting to the desert for a weekend of climbing or flying home for a family visit. Sized at 45 liters, this duffel protects your essential gear, thanks to the side-to-side padded body construction which is unique to Black Diamond's StoneHauler duffels and consists of 5mm closed cell foam for puncture and fabric abrasion resistance while carrying gear such as quickdraws, trekking poles, or a rack of cams.

  This duffel carries comfortably like a backpack, thanks to the removable fully-featured EVA foam shoulder straps and adjustable sternum strap. Two interior zipper pockets and one exterior zipper pocket allows you to keep valuables organized, and the mono-mesh ID pocket let's everyone know it's yours. Wrapping the entire exterior of each duffel is BD's Haul-loop carry system; a continuous, bomber tubular webbing loop tested to 2kN by the same machines that load test their carabiners and Camalots. This provides a secure clip in and carry solution to keep you confident that your gear is secure.

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Brand
Black Diamond
Mfg Sku/Part Number
680087
Dimensions
[cm] 55L x 39W x 32H / [in] 21.5L x 15W x 12.5H
Weight
2 lbs 2 oz (0.97 kg)
Volume
45 Liters / 2746 cu in.
Other Features:
  • 100% recycled 600d x 1500d SuperGrid Body Material with bluesign®-approved color dyeing process paired with 1640d polyester fabric for additional durability on the duffel end caps
  • HaulLoop Carry System rated to 2kN for secure load carry and clip in point
  • Removable/Adjustable fully-featured EVA foam shoulder straps
  • Side-to-Side padded body construction adds puncture- and abrasion-resistance for an extra level of security
  • Two interior mesh zipper pockets
  • Single exterior accessories zippered pocket
  • Mono mesh ID pocket
  • Tech info screen prints for quick reference to product weights and materials
  • Custom-molded Black Diamond zipper pulls
  • #10 YKK zipper
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