High Sierra Fairlead 22" Drop Bottom Duffel product image
High Sierra Fairlead 22" Drop Bottom Duffel product image
High Sierra Fairlead 22" Drop Bottom Duffel product image
High Sierra Fairlead 22" Drop Bottom Duffel product image
High Sierra Fairlead 22" Drop Bottom Duffel product image

High Sierra Fairlead 22" Drop Bottom Duffel

$119.99
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Product Information

Get wheeled mobility and versatile packing options with this High Sierra duffel.

Fit & Design:

  • Carrying handles at top
  • Large main compartment with zipper passthrough to drop bottom
  • Drop bottom compartment with garment straps
  • Recessed telescoping pull handle
  • Molded ID holder
  • Compression straps for added durability

Additional Details:

  • Overall Dimensions: 22" × 12.5" × 11.5"
  • Linear Dimensions: 46"
  • Weight: 7.5 lbs
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Style : 138037
  • DSG Pro Tips
  • Fabric : Polyester
  • Brand : High Sierra
  • Web ID: 22HISUFRLD22DBWHLBAG

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