An icon, and for good reason. The North Face Base Camp Duffel is widespread from people doing overnighters out in the bush to adventurers deep in the Himalayas. Made with water-resistant recycled materials, but still offering the same durability and ruggedness, the North Face Base Camp Duffel is practical, tough, and boasts a tonne of intelligent features that make your time traveling more accessible and organized.The Base Camp Duffel can be used when in transit thanks to its two padded side handles or can be worn as a backpack with its detachable, adjustable ergonomic shoulder straps when you're on the move.With a 71 liter capacity and compression straps to keep your gear tight and safe, the North Face Base Camp Duffel is the perfect adventurer's pack, for long or short trips. **Details**- Style: 52SA- Fabric – Body: 1000D Phthalate-Free, Recycled PVC- Fabric - Boot :840D Recycled Ballistic Nylon With Non-PFC Durable Water-Repellent (Non-PFC DWR) Finish- Sizes :OS- Avg Weight :1590g- Volume :71 Liters- Dimension :35.5cm X 64.5cm X 35.5cm- Fabric - Boot :840D Recycled Ballisticnylon With Non-PFC DWR Finish**Features**- Detachable, adjustable shoulder straps for an ergonomic fit with minimal twisting- Two padded side handles serve asboth duffel carry handles and haul handles- D-zip opening with a weather-resistant, zippedflap- Main compartment has a secure-zip mesh pocket and an end-cap mesh sleeve pocket- Four compression straps- Detachable, adjustable, alpine-cut shoulder straps for an ergonomic fit with minimal twisting- D-zip opening with a weather-resistant, zipped flap- Main compartment has a secure-zip mesh pocket and an end-cap mesh sleeve pocket for more organisation- Legendary rugged construction offers water-resistant Base Camp material, extra bartacks and double stitching- Four compression straps- Water-resistant ID window on top- Mesh-bag packaging helps keep the duffel clean- Two padded side handles serve as both duffel carry handles and haul handles The North Face Base Camp Duffel - Medium | Luggage | BananaFingers