Patagonia
Black Hole Duffel 55L - Noble Grey
£160.00
Product details
The Black Hole series is Patagonia’s most tough and rugged collection of luggage and accessories. Produced in an extremely hardy and weatherproof polyester ripstop. Built tough, that matt gloss outer repels rain and keeps your gear dry. The spacious interior of the pack can be easily accessed thanks to its wide opening top zip lid and there’s a sleeve for a 15” laptop too. External pockets for a water bottle or two and padded comfortable shoulder straps round it out.
Features
- 25-litre capacity
- 300d 100% recycled polyester ripstop w/ TPU-film laminate and DWR treatment
- 200d 100% recycled polyester lining w/ PU coating
- 100% recycled lining
- Fabric is certified as bluesignÔ approved
- Laptop sleeve up to 15”
- Heavy-duty moulded back panel
- Padded ergonomic shoulder straps with sternum strap
- Stretch side pockets
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