Sea-doo New Pwc Boat Watercraft Carrier Dry Backpack Gear Bag Ogio 4695620090 on 2040-parts.com
Elk Grove, California, United States
Completely waterproof rolltop design.
Strap containment system ensures all straps are secured at high speeds. Constructed of 420-denier nylon for durability Quick-access front zippered stash pocket. Organization panel with two zippered pockets on inside. Laptop and tablet sleeves. Removable high visibility liner. Dual-density shoulder straps. 2-way adjustable sternum strap. 360-degree reflective screen print. Airflow back panel keeps the rider cool. Off-center removable hip belt. |
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