Bellroy Classic Weekender 45L

Casual overnight duffle bag

Bellroy Classic Weekender 45L

Casual overnight duffle bag

$195.30

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Colour: Black

Brand & Product Bellroy Classic Weekender 45L
SKU BCWA-BLK-231
Barcode 9343783015542
Warranty 3 Year Warranty
Dimensions 38 x 65 x 40cm ( 14.96"x 25.59"x 15.75" )
Volume 45L (11.89gallons)
Material Water-resistant recycled polyester
Made In Philippines
Returns 100 day free returns
Shipping Free shipping, orders over $99

About Bellroy

Bellroy is an Australian carry goods brand based in Bells Beach and Fitzroy. Bellroy has been designing some of the world's best wallets, bags, backpacks and iPhone cases. Rushfaster Australia recommends Bellroy bags and wallets for those who appreciate considered design and build quality.

Casual overnight duffle bag

Easy to pack, easy to love. The Bellroy Classic Weekender 45L is a spacious, uncluttered duffel that lets you leave work behind for leisurely weekend adventures.

Features of the Bellroy Classic Weekender 45L

  • Clean, minimalist barrel shape
  • Snap-down ends allow wide-mouth packing
  • External quick-access pocket with key clip
  • Internal slip pockets for smaller items
  • Raised mesh zip pocket for valuables
  • Strong, rolled-edge webbing handles
  • Grab loops at each end
  • Detachable padded shoulder strap
  • Luggage pass-through
  • Storm flap protects main zip

About Bellroy

Bellroy is an Australian carry goods brand based in Bells Beach and Fitzroy. Bellroy has been designing some of the world's best wallets, bags, backpacks and iPhone cases. Rushfaster Australia recommends Bellroy bags and wallets for those who appreciate considered design and build quality.

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