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Picture BP26 Mochila
€ 64,95
€ 129,95
50 % poupados
incluindo IVA excl. custos de envio
Côr: cloud
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Casual backpack for freeride and leisure
The BP26 Backpack with its 26 litres makes freeride dreams come true. In this backpack, you not only have space for everything that you need for your powder day: ski and snowboard carry, goggle compartment and a compartment for your emergency equipment also ensure that everything is perfectly tidy and quickly at hand when you need it.
Atributos
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Contêm materiais sustentáveis, como materiais reciclados e orgânicos
- Artigo núm.: 653459
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Género:
- Homem
- Mulheres
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Especificações de Material: 100 % recycled polyesterEspecificações de material de acordo com o fabricante, sujeito a alterações.
- Peso: 1085 g
- Eco: Materiais reciclados
- Comprimento: 28 cm
- Largura: 15 cm
- Altura: 51 cm
- Volume (l): 26 liter
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Características das Mochilas:
- Design top-loader
- Bolso de óculos de sol
- Alça de Cintura
- Alças almofadadas
- Compartimento para portátil
- Alça de peito
- Transporte de snowboard
- Compatível com sistema de hidratação
Features
- Rolltop closure
- Vertical snowboard carrying system Diagonal & A-Frame ski carrying system
- Thermoformed foam back panel
- Zip at the back to the main compartment
- Ice axe holder
- Access to pocket for safety equipment
- Hydration system
- 15" laptop compartment
- Ergonomic shoulder straps
- Adjustable chest strap with safety whistle
- Detachable hip belt with accessory carrier and pocket
- Fleece lined goggle pocket
- Compatible with helmet carrying system
- Security imprint
- Key clip
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Sobre a Picture
Three friends, all at turning points in their lives, get together and start a brand with one single vision: 100% committed responsibility and sustainability-driven eco-design. Fast forward 10 years and Picture have taken the snow sports scene by storm. Picture aim to produce high quality shred gear that will still allow our future generations to enjoy the same abundance of playgrounds as we do today.