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| Brand & Product | Drifter Triangle Shoulder Bag |
| SKU | DFV125001 |
| Barcode | 001019250011 |
| Warranty | 5 Year Warranty |
| Dimensions | 23 x 14 x 10.50cm ( 9.06"x 5.51"x 4.13" ) |
| Weight | 130g (0.29lbs) |
| Volume | 2.5L (0.66gallons) |
| Material | 420 Denier Pack Cloth Nylon, 600 Denier Polyester (print pattern model only) |
| Made In | Vietnam |
| Returns | 100 day free returns |
| Shipping | Free shipping, orders over $99 |
About Drifter
Established in 1977, Drifter Sport and Travel Bags, Inc. began as a parachute rigging business. The primary customers, skydivers, demanded parachutes made from the highest quality materials available, as their lives depended on it.
The Drifter Triangle Shoulder Bag features a unique triangular shape that expands at the bottom. It includes a front zipper pocket and a back open pocket with a snap button, providing convenient storage for commuter passes and smartphones.
Features of the Drifter Triangle Shoulder Bag
- Unique Triangular Shape: Expands at the bottom for a distinctive look.
- Front Zipper Pocket: Ideal for storing frequently used items like commuter passes and smartphones.
- Back Open Pocket: Snap button closure for additional convenience.
- Spacious Design: Gusset provides more storage capacity than it appears.
- Versatile Storage: Fits a 500mm (20 inches) plastic bottle or a long wallet.
About Drifter
Established in 1977, Drifter Sport and Travel Bags, Inc. began as a parachute rigging business. The primary customers, skydivers, demanded parachutes made from the highest quality materials available, as their lives depended on it.
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