Mission Workshop Sanction Weatherproof Backpack

Mission Workshop Sanction Weatherproof Backpack

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Brand & Product Mission Workshop Sanction Weatherproof Backpack
SKU BG-MW-SAN-000-BKBK-CD00
Barcode BG-MW-SAN-000-BKBK-CD00
Warranty Limited Lifetime Warranty
Dimensions 27 x 45 x 10cm ( 10.63"x 17.72"x 3.94" )
Weight 1.20kg (2.65lbs)
Volume 20L (5.28gallons)
Material 1000D Nylon
Made In USA
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Shipping Free shipping, orders over $99

About Mission Workshop

The Mission is where they design, develop, and work in San Francisco. Their workshop was created out of the desire to build gear as tough as it is beautiful. It’s this pursuit that has kept them at it for more than 20 years.

The Sanction is a compact weatherproof rucksack designed to hold the daily essentials. Built to last a lifetime with waterproof fabrics and military spec. construction. The Sanction also features multiple weatherproof compartments, urethane coated zippers, waterproof materials, and an internal frame sheet. In addition, a large zippered pocket fits most 15'' laptop computers and larger tablets.

A compact weatherproof rucksack designed to hold the daily essentials with waterproof fabrics and military spec. construction.

Features of Mission Workshop 15" Sanction Weatherproof Backpack 20L

  • Laptop Storage: Zippered pocket fits most 15" laptops and tablets
  • Body Fabric: 1000d Nylon
  • 4 Internal weatherproof pockets
  • 1 External Compartment
  • Internal Frame Sheet

About Mission Workshop

The Mission is where they design, develop, and work in San Francisco. Their workshop was created out of the desire to build gear as tough as it is beautiful. It’s this pursuit that has kept them at it for more than 20 years.

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