Backpacks
VINGA Baltimore trail cooler backpack
From £31.54 ex VAT
The VINGA Baltimore trail cooler backpack is a minimalist, water-repellent nubuck PU bag. It features thick foam insulation and a PEVA lining, making it easy to clean and ideal for keeping contents cool on outdoor trips.
The VINGA Baltimore trail cooler backpack is a minimalist cooler backpack made from water-repellent nubuck PU. It is designed for keeping items cool during outdoor activities.
- Constructed from water-repellent nubuck PU.
- Insulated with extra thick foam.
- Lined with PEVA material.
- PEVA lining is easy to clean.
This cooler backpack is suitable for use at the beach, on a boat, or during wilderness adventures, providing a practical way to transport chilled items.
Backpacks
The VINGA Baltimore trail cooler backpack is a minimalist, water-repellent nubuck PU bag. It features thick foam insulation and a PEVA lining, making it easy to clean and ideal for keeping contents cool on outdoor trips.
From £31.54 ex VAT
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| Quantity | Unit Price |
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| 1+ | £31.54 |
| 25+ | £30.67 |
| 50+ | £29.85 |
| 100+ | £28.99 |
| 250+ | £28.46 |
| 500+ | £27.89 |
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