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Peak Design Tech Pouch V2 - Black

This 2L Tech Pouch from Peak Design is an easy-access organiser for all your tech essentials. Part of a compartment system that enhances organisation in your Peak Design Travel-Series bag, it has a water-resistant zipper. The clamshell configuration provides fifteen interior pockets to store and organise your batteries, memory cards, portable hard drives, cables, and power adapters. A zippered exterior pocket provides easy access to your passport or phone while keeping it secure. A power cord pass-through leading from the interior and through the exterior zippered pocket provides access to your power bank so you can keep your devices charged on the go.

SKU: GC47-PD-BTP-BK-3

Peak Design Tech Pouch V2 - Black

Peak Design Tech Pouch V2 - Black

This 2L Tech Pouch from Peak Design is an easy-access organiser for all your tech essentials. Part of a compartment system that enhances organisation in your Peak Design Travel-Series bag, it has a water-resistant zipper. The clamshell configuration provides fifteen interior pockets to store and organise your batteries, memory cards, portable hard drives, cables, and power adapters. A zippered exterior pocket provides easy access to your passport or phone while keeping it secure. A power cord pass-through leading from the interior and through the exterior zippered pocket provides access to your power bank so you can keep your devices charged on the go.

The pouch securely mounts in a compatible Peak Design Travel-Series bag using optional clips that prevent it from shifting. You can align the zippered openings for seamless accessibility to your equipment. Featuring durable, weather-resistant, 200D nylon construction, the pouch has two carry handles for using it as a standalone bag.

Key Features:

200D Water-Resistant Nylon Exterior

Versatile & Space Efficient

Electronic Accessories Compartment

Compatible with Select Peak Travel Bags

Mounts Align with Travel Bag Openings

Water-Resistant Zippered Closure

15 Organisational Interior Pockets

Interior and Exterior Zippered Pockets

Power Cord Pass-Through

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Peak Design Tech Pouch V2 - Black

This 2L Tech Pouch from Peak Design is an easy-access organiser for all your tech essentials. Part of a compartment system that enhances organisation in your Peak Design Travel-Series bag, it has a water-resistant zipper. The clamshell configuration provides fifteen interior pockets to store and organise your batteries, memory cards, portable hard drives, cables, and power adapters. A zippered exterior pocket provides easy access to your passport or phone while keeping it secure. A power cord pass-through leading from the interior and through the exterior zippered pocket provides access to your power bank so you can keep your devices charged on the go.

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