Tatonka Flight Barrel - Reisetasche 50 (elemental blue)

Tatonka Flight Barrel - Reisetasche 50 (elemental blue)

Marsoni

M251S

$140.00

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Tatonka Flight Barrel - Reisetasche 50 (elemental blue)Die Reisetasche von Tatonka in der Farbe elemental blue vereint Funktionalitt und Flexibilitt fr Reisen in Kabinengepckgre. Volumen 35 l bietet ausreichend Platz fr Gepck auf Kurzreisen Gewicht 1,22 kg leicht und handlich fr vielseitigen Einsatz Material robust und mit PFC PFAS freier Imprgnierung versehen Tragesystem zwei verstaubare Rucksack Schultergurte und abnehmbarer, lngenverstellbarer Tragegurt ermglichen unterschiedliche Tragevarianten

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012