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Peak Design Packable Tote V2

The Packable Tote from Peak Design is a lightweight, zippered, unstructured carryall for transporting essentials on your commute or during weekend adventures. It has a self-healing nylon shell constructed from a single piece of fabric to minimise seams and stress points. The microfiber shoulder/hand strap is padded for comfort, and the zippered closure keeps your belongings secure. An interior pocket keeps your keys, phone (up to iPhone 13 Pro), or wallet handy. Made of 100% recycled nylon, the tote has a 12L capacity, weighs just 2.8 ounces, and packs down to roughly the size of a deck of cards, so you can stash it in your luggage, backpack, or other larger bag.

SKU: GC47-PD-BPT-DS-3

Peak Design Packable Tote V2

Peak Design Packable Tote V2

The Packable Tote from Peak Design is a lightweight, zippered, unstructured carryall for transporting essentials on your commute or during weekend adventures. It has a self-healing nylon shell constructed from a single piece of fabric to minimise seams and stress points. The microfiber shoulder/hand strap is padded for comfort, and the zippered closure keeps your belongings secure. An interior pocket keeps your keys, phone (up to iPhone 13 Pro), or wallet handy. Made of 100% recycled nylon, the tote has a 12L capacity, weighs just 2.8 ounces, and packs down to roughly the size of a deck of cards, so you can stash it in your luggage, backpack, or other larger bag.

Ultra Portable

Packs down to barely larger than a deck of cards, stuffs into built in stuff sack. When unpacked, the stuff sack becomes an interior pocket that accommodates your phone, wallet, or keys (max phone size is iPhone 13 Pro)

Zippered Closure

Zip closure prevents spills and keeps sand/dirt out. Use as a standalone bag or to organise items inside a larger bag.

Construction

Main shell has a minimalist pattern and is constructed from a single piece of fabric to prevent split seams and stress points. Burly #5 UltraZip withstands decades of use thanks to proprietary abrasion-resistant thread. 100% recycled ripstop 70D nylon/poly shell can self heal small abrasions and is water resistant.

Sustainably Built

Fair Trade Certified and 100% carbon neutral to ensure a commitment to ethical manufacturing and environmental responsibility.

Key Features:

Zippered Unstructured Carryall

Microfiber Padded Shoulder/Hand Strap

Ultralight 100% Recycled 70D Nylon

Water Resistant

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Product Overview

Peak Design Packable Tote V2

The Packable Tote from Peak Design is a lightweight, zippered, unstructured carryall for transporting essentials on your commute or during weekend adventures. It has a self-healing nylon shell constructed from a single piece of fabric to minimise seams and stress points. The microfiber shoulder/hand strap is padded for comfort, and the zippered closure keeps your belongings secure. An interior pocket keeps your keys, phone (up to iPhone 13 Pro), or wallet handy. Made of 100% recycled nylon, the tote has a 12L capacity, weighs just 2.8 ounces, and packs down to roughly the size of a deck of cards, so you can stash it in your luggage, backpack, or other larger bag.

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