Genuine Mercedes Benz Collection Rucksack Back Pack Bag By Deuter Black / Grey on 2040-parts.com
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 Genuine Mercedes Benz Collection Rucksack Back Pack Bag by Deuter black / grey Product Description : Space for everything you need! The backpack made of 100% polyester convinces with a generous amount of space and stops beside a large main compartment with zipper a small indoor and outdoor specialist and two spandex side pockets ready. With its black and gray design, the contrasts in blue and the white Mercedes-Benz logo embroidered he relies both visual accents. For the best possible comfort Airstripes back system, the anatomical, padded shoulder straps and practical carry handle ensure, while the reflective light attachment ensures the necessary degree of safety even in the dark or bad weather conditions. - Color: black / gray - Material: Polyester - Dimensions: 30 x 46 x 19 cm - Volume: about 22 l - Large main compartment - Various indoor and side pockets - Deuter for Mercedes-Benz |
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