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The Backcountry Handlerbar Pack is made for bulky, lightweight items you need for longer trips or multi-day adventures - especially sleeping gear and clothing. With a roll-up closure, you can customize the size of the bag to fit your current needs.
You can use the bag on its own, or in conjunction with the Backcountry Accessory pocket, which gives you easy access to your food or electronics.
Material:
- The Backcountry Handler Pack is made from a four-layer laminated fabric originally developed for the marine industry.
- The bags are therefore very durable and fully waterproof.
- The material offers everything you might need for off-road cycling: it is waterproof, very lightweight, and very strong.
- Welded seams instead of stitching ensure that the bag is completely waterproof.
- The most stressed areas are coated with Hypalon, a durable nylon that provides extra protection against friction and abrasion.
- Woojin buckles allow the bag to close tightly and securely.
Capacity: 11l
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- Product parameters
- Manufacturer: APIDURA
- Product code: APIDURA_0001315
- colour : šedá
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FOR CYCLISTS, BY CYCLISTS!
An independent, family-owned company of cyclists, makers and problem-solvers who share a common mission to create the best technical cycling products to help adventurous cyclists better explore the world on their bikes.
Apidura was born out of necessity; it pioneered ultralight, rackless packing systems that help us push the love of cycling further and allow riders to unleash their instinct for adventure.
"As dedicated adventure cyclists, we design with our peers in mind and create products that address real needs and bring new value to the bikepacking scene."
"Making technical backpacks that excel in demanding conditions means that everything we do, from the way we design our products to the way we structure our business and the ways we support the global bikepacking community, is guided by Built to Last products, practices and philosophy."
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