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Waterproof Gear Bag 220
Snow Peak
Waterproof Gear Bag 220
$54.95
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　　Use for gear storage or as a camp sink

　　A multifunctional storage bag, the Waterproof Unit Gear Bag 220 can be used for gear storage or as a camp sink. The extra-deep watertight, EVA bottom is topped with a removable mesh lid and dual, durable handles. The Waterproof Unit Gear Bag 220 easily inserts into any IGT frame for a single unit storage or wash option.

　　Please note, the EVA bottom is waterproof, but the mesh lid will still allow water to pass through.

　　*The waterproof used in this product means that no water leaks from inside the product when used as a sink. It does not mean that water cannot enter from the outside. Not intended for submersion.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Snow Peak
Color:
Grey / Black
Weight:
800 g / 1.76 lbs
Dimensions:
L 14.1" W 9.8" H 8.6" / (H) 220 x (W) 360 x (W) 250 mm
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
UG-472
UPC:
4960589015047
Other Features:
Material: Body/EVA fabric, PVC mesh, nylon tape
Fills 1 IGT Unit
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