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PGYTECH OneMo Travel Backpack (Twilight Black, 35L)

Carry your personal items while commuting or traveling in the 35L OneMmo Travel Backpack in Twilight Black from PGYTECH. The front compartment expands up to 15L to offer a total maximum capacity of 50L, making it ideal for large or bulky items. It is made from water-resistant polyester and has durable YKK zippers. The waist belt can be removed and used as a shoulder strap for cross-body carrying, or use the handles to carry it like a duffel. A designated laptop pocket can fit devices or notebooks up to 16". This pack has straps to secure a camera insert or a clothes storage set, which are not included. A zippered, flexible divider can be used to separate your items in your pack for enhanced organisation.

SKU: GC40-P-CB-170

PGYTECH OneMo Travel Backpack (Twilight Black, 35L)

PGYTECH OneMo Travel Backpack (Twilight Black, 35L)

Carry your personal items while commuting or traveling in the 35L OneMmo Travel Backpack in Twilight Black from PGYTECH. The front compartment expands up to 15L to offer a total maximum capacity of 50L, making it ideal for large or bulky items. It is made from water-resistant polyester and has durable YKK zippers. The waist belt can be removed and used as a shoulder strap for cross-body carrying, or use the handles to carry it like a duffel. A designated laptop pocket can fit devices or notebooks up to 16". This pack has straps to secure a camera insert or a clothes storage set, which are not included. A zippered, flexible divider can be used to separate your items in your pack for enhanced organisation.

Key Features:

Multiple Carry Options

Front Section Expands to 15L

Laptop Pocket Fits up to 16"

Wide Clamshell Opening

Removable Waist Belt

Hidden AirTag Pocket

Battery Pockets

Foldable Top with Buckles

Zippered Flexible Divider

Fits Camera Inserts and Clothes

What's in the Box:

PGYTECH OneMo Travel Backpack (Twilight Black, 35L)

Rain Cover

Waist Belt

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PGYTECH OneMo Travel Backpack (Twilight Black, 35L)

Carry your personal items while commuting or traveling in the 35L OneMmo Travel Backpack in Twilight Black from PGYTECH. The front compartment expands up to 15L to offer a total maximum capacity of 50L, making it ideal for large or bulky items. It is made from water-resistant polyester and has durable YKK zippers. The waist belt can be removed and used as a shoulder strap for cross-body carrying, or use the handles to carry it like a duffel. A designated laptop pocket can fit devices or notebooks up to 16". This pack has straps to secure a camera insert or a clothes storage set, which are not included. A zippered, flexible divider can be used to separate your items in your pack for enhanced organisation.

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