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The 72 Hour Trunk | By Nythan James | Image

The 72 Hour Trunk | By Nythan James
Nythan James is a NY designer, he designed this stunning case and put his idea on his website, he soon received a contact from a manufacturer of bags in NYC and voila, he started is collection. If you love this creation, you can email Nytahn James on his website and request prices and orders.



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POLER HIGH AND DRY PACK - Image

POLER HIGH AND DRY PACK
Poler High and Dry Pack is a new product by Poler, it´s highly water resistant, available with a 20L or 40L capacity, perfect for your wetsuit, or commuting on a rainy day. Its fabric is composed by campdura fabric, with three different density levels, 300D campdura on the outside, a bottom tub reinforcement made with the 600D campdura and a 190D liner. It also has side compression straps, to help you reduce your bags´ volume, premium leather trims for extra durab...
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TRAVELLER PACK | BY VSTR - Image

TRAVELLER PACK | BY VSTR
The Traveller Pack is another great looking bag from VSTR. The super durable bag was constructed in Colorado by a USA military contractor, it´s made with 10oz cotton duck and canvas finished in Martexin original wax. The bag features plenty of pockets protected by Waterproof zippers to keep all your gadgets safe. It also has water resistant padded laptop storage, zip out expandable gussets, and pull out hiking grade straps. Also by VSTR, the Nomadic Pac...
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WAXED PORTEUR RACK PACK | BY LAPLANDER BAGS - Image

WAXED PORTEUR RACK PACK | BY LAPLANDER BAGS
Cool bag this by Laplander Bags, the "Waxed Porteur Rack Pack" is very practical and will look awesome with your vintage bike. The bag is very roomy and fits nicely on your porteur rack. All bags are handmade and made from 100% natural, 19oz waxed canvas, making them water tight in rain storms....
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