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LED Lenser M5
Qty: 1RM260.00 -
Fjallraven High Coast Foldsack 24 mellow yellow
Qty: 1RM459.00 -
Million Mile Light MMLRD LED Blinker red
Qty: 1RM159.00
Total:
RM6,523.00Osprey Ultralight Raincover L shadow grey
Product Information
Category: Raincover & Flight CoverRM165.00
Completely waterproof protection for your pack that compresses into a tiny stuff sack and deploys quickly when you need it most. We recommend purchasing the larger size if you’re on the fence. For instance if you have a 75 liter pack we recommend you purchase the Extra Large instead of the Large. If your pack is under 30 liters take a look at our High Visibility Raincover.
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Description
Brand
Description
Osprey Ultralight Raincover L shadow grey
Osprey Ultralight Raincover L shadow grey
Full wrap around cinch with secure hip belt and harness attachment
Packs into its own carrying case
Fits 50 – 75 liter packs
WEIGHT
0.09 KG
FABRIC
MAIN: 40D Nylon Ripstop
ACCENT: 40D Nylon Ripstop
BOTTOM: 40D Nylon Ripstop
Brand
Osprey
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