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Eddie Bauer Custom Ripstop Backpacks, Radish Style Number:EB910 Snag-resistant and pill-resistant with a Style Number:102475-001

SKU: 43448372178
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Eddie Bauer Custom Ripstop Backpacks, Radish Style Number:EB910 Snag resistant and pill resistant with a Style Number:102475 001 Snag resistant and pill resistant with a matte finish the double knit construction enhances breathability and moisture wicking while a Graphite mesh hood lining and two tone drawcord add an athletic edge Limiting air penetration reduces the wind chill factor durable backpack is designed for any day hike or urban adventure Rugged 600D polyester ripstop with PU coating Bottom is 600D polyester woven fabric with PU coating Large main compartment Sternum chest strap with integrated whistle Quick release buckles Multiple pockets for easy organization Side compressions straps with Hypalon anchors for load stability Adjustable padded shoulder straps Air mesh back panel Laptop sleeve dimensions: 11'h x 11'w x 1'd Dimensions: 18

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