Tourer Ballistic Backpack
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A fortified update to our Tourer Element Backpack, the Tourer Ballistic Backpack has all of the same thoughtful design features but reinforced with tarpaulin fabric accents. This military spec fabric is especially dense and rugged, and its improved tear and abrasion resistance makes it an ideal material for a functional high-use bag. It features a padded tablet sleeve, a side water bottle pocket, a rear zippered access to the internal compartment, and padded shoulder straps and sternum strap for comfort. The unique triangular shape expands for increased storage and makes it a great choice for one shoulder use.
About Harvest Label
Established in 1995 in Osaka, Japan, Harvest Label is a lifestyle accessories brand that fuses functional aesthetics with master craftsmanship to create military spec bags for men and women. They take great pride in the details of construction, and every stitch is meticulously inspected to ensure a superior experience for the end user.
Materials: Polyester, Tarpaulin
Dimensions: Height: 17”, Width: 12”, Diameter: 7”
Care: Spot clean with mild soap and sponge.
Osaka, Japan
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