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- 21 years in business & 4.9 star rated.
- We're the official Australian stockist of the brand, no grey market or clearance product.
- Live chat 9am to midnight M-F. 2pm to 10pm weekends.
- Full warranties & warranty support.
- 100 day free returns on most items.
- We hold the product in stock in our Australian warehouses - no drop shipping from questionable sources.
| Brand & Product | Topo Designs Micro Accessory Bag |
| SKU | 932117419000 |
| Barcode | 840002877619 |
| Warranty | Limited Lifetime Warranty |
| Dimensions | 1 x 8.30 x 12.10cm ( 0.39"x 3.27"x 4.76" ) |
| Material | 1000/400/210d - Recycled Nylon (Non-Canvas) Body: 12 oz cotton canvas w. water repellent finish; Lining: 210D nylon pack cloth (Canvas) |
| Made In | Vietnam |
| Returns | 100 day free returns |
| Shipping | Free shipping, orders over $99 |
About Topo Designs
Growing up in the mountains of west USA, the people behind Topo Designs from Colorado USA grew up as fishers, hunters, ski instructors, hikers, climbers, bikers, and travelers. Topo Designs build bags for people just like themselves, and importantly to them, they do so in their own shop in Colorado, USA. Buy Topo Designs at Rushfaster Australia.
Store Your Tiny EDC
You've got small gear right? USB cables, chargers, pens, notepads, and often all ending up at the bottom of your bag. Enter the Topo Designs Micro Accessory Bag. The micro size fits memory cards, headphones, or your credit cards and cash. In the end, it's your stuff, organise it how you like!
Features of the Topo Designs Micro Accessory Bag
- Sturdy YKK zipper
- Parachute cord hook loop
About Topo Designs
Growing up in the mountains of west USA, the people behind Topo Designs from Colorado USA grew up as fishers, hunters, ski instructors, hikers, climbers, bikers, and travelers. Topo Designs build bags for people just like themselves, and importantly to them, they do so in their own shop in Colorado, USA. Buy Topo Designs at Rushfaster Australia.
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