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Waterproof Detachable Bag, NH500 Travel - Black
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This bag, IPX4-certified for better protection from the elements, keeps your personal belongings dry thanks to its flap and waterproof zip.
It can be attached or removed in the blink of an eye from your belt or the strap on your bag to take it anywhere. With 3 pockets to keep your belongings close at hand.
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Product Features
Waterproof
IPX4-certified: Flap and waterproof zip to keep your papers dry
Modularity
Attaches to the belt or strap of your backpack
Multiple compartments
3 pockets:1 mesh front pocket 1 large zipped wtrprf one & 1 secret zipped pocket
Additional Product informations
Composition
Main fabric
- 7% Polyurethane
- 24% Polypropylene
- 12% Ethylene Vinyl Acetate
- 53% Polyester
- 4% Calcium Carbonate
Lining
- 100% Polyester
- 15% Elastane
- 85% Polyamide
Brake
- 100% Polyester
Side seam fabric
- 79% Polyamide
- 21% Polyurethane
Coating
- 100% Polyurethane
Is this bag waterproof?
Carrying your papers and phone with you and there’s a storm forecast? No problem - your belongings will stay dry, even in a downpour! IPX4-certified, this little bag is water-resistant, withstanding up to 30 mm of rain over 3 hours.
How to carry the bag
No need to remove your backpack to get your phone or papers. An ingenious system closed with a rip-tab strip lets you quickly and easily attach the bag around your belt or the straps of your backpack.
How many storage compartments does the bag have?
This little bag is equipped with a mesh front pocket with elastic tightening, perfect for your mobile phone, a waterproof main zip pocket for your papers and a secret back pocket for your valuables. So store all your belongings away in a dry place!
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perfect addition to pack
This pouch is not well designed. For some reason there are straps that block the Velcro that attaches it to your rucksack from sticking to itself. The zippers are also difficult to access. Unfortunately, I will be returning this.
It's over engineered in my opinion. I ended up cutting off the velcro strap and attaching it with a carrabiner to a loop on backpack strap and it's much better (and lighter)
