Boundary Supply WR Pouch X-Pac

Built to compliment the Errant Duffel

Boundary Supply WR Pouch X-Pac

Built to compliment the Errant Duffel

$65

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Brand & Product Boundary Supply WR Pouch X-Pac
SKU TE-WRP-0501
Barcode 810081840439
Warranty 3 Year Warranty
Dimensions 4 x 30 x 20cm ( 1.57"x 11.81"x 7.87" )
Weight 220g (0.49lbs)
Volume 2L (0.53gallons)
Material X-Pac
Made In Indonesia
Returns 100 day free returns
Shipping Free shipping, orders over $99

About Boundary Supply

Boundary Supply delivers technically innovative and sustainable products designed to last and make life more comfortable. Boundary Supply grew from an intention to make highly functioning products through technical innovation. Buy Boundary Supply at Rushfaster Australia.

Built to compliment the Errant Duffel

The Boundary Supply WR pouch attaches itself to the Errant Duffel outside, giving you quick, easy access to your essentials during travel. Constructed from durable 200D X-Pac to be water and slash-resistant, once you've arrived at your destination, the pouch deploys on its own with the ACC Strap for easy and secure shoulder carry.

Features of the Boundary Supply WR Pouch X-Pac

  • Docks with Errant Duffel (sold separately)
  • ACC Strap (included)
  • Constructed from X-Pac material (made in the USA)
  • Easy-access compartment
  • Water-resistant construction
  • Durable aluminium buckles
  • Magnetic buckles

About Boundary Supply

Boundary Supply delivers technically innovative and sustainable products designed to last and make life more comfortable. Boundary Supply grew from an intention to make highly functioning products through technical innovation. Buy Boundary Supply at Rushfaster Australia.

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