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The SealLine Urban Shoulder Bag is ready to battle the elements.
This durable messenger-style bag is rain and splash proof, keeping all your important documents and valuables dry when it's time to venture between the office and the bus stop just as that afternoon thunderstorm hits.
Padded, breathable shoulder strap, carry handle, and hideaway waist belt for maximum versatility.
Shoulder strap and waist belt are fully adjustable.
The waist belt attaches to either end of the bag.
Breathable, padded, and waterproof back panel.
First-of-its-kind Quickclip system allows for one handed fastening and unfastening of the main closure flap.
Internal organizer includes a key lanyard and sunglasses pocket.
Wide zippered sleeve on the outside of the main compartment, underneath the main flap closure.
Modular Accessory Pocket compatible for easy attachment of SealLine Urban line accessories.
Capacity: 1,350 cu. in. (23 liters).
Dimensions: 18 x 15 x 5 in. (46 x 38.1 x 13 cm).
Weight: 2 lbs. 8 oz. (1,150 grams).
Product measurements were taken using size Small. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
The Urban Shoulder Bag from SealLine® is the perfect all-use, all-weather commuting bag.
SealLine's Urban Shoulder Bag works for all day commuting and travel with an easy access opening and closure system, plus water resistant material for protection. A waterproof molded back panel, padded shoulder straps, and handy waist strap lets you fasten this bag down for less shifting during your commute. The Urban's internal sleeve has a handy organization panel that separates with tons of pockets. SealLine made this bag with their PVC-Free materials, so this bag is eco-friendly while remaining weather resistant and durable.
It’s drizzling out, and you’re getting ready to bike to work. Instead of wrapping your possessions in five plastic bags and then stuffing them awkwardly under your rain coat, consider the SealLine Urban Shoulder Bag. This splash-proof bag uses a watertight roll-top closure and waterproof polyester fabric to help shelter your goods on wet days. A hide-away waist-belt helps secure the load when you’re on your bike, and padding on the shoulder strap and back panel increase the comfort.
| Access Types: | Top |
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| Bag Dimensions: | [S] 16 x 12 x 5in (40.5 x 30.5 x 13cm); [L] 18 x 15 x 5in (46 x 38.1 x 13cm) |
| Cargo Capacity: | 960 cu. in. |
| External Pockets: | No |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Material: | [Body] 600D polyester, polyurethane coated; [Bottom] 400D HD TPU-coated nylon |
| Pack Fabric (Primary): | PU-coated polyester |
| Padded Laptop Compartment: | No |
| Recommended Use: | School, work, casual |
| Shoulder Strap: | Yes, & tuck-away waist-belt |
| Type: | Shoulder Bag |
| Volume: | [S] 960cu in (16L); [L] 1350cu in (23L) |
| Weight: | [S] 2lb (900g); [L] 2lb 8oz (1150g) |
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Trick construction, great durability, killer design | |
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I've used this bag every day to transport a 13" laptop, camp seat, and several books every day in the rainforest. It is as waterproof as advertised, and the construction is waaaaay trick (everything well taped, solid drain along back and shoulder pad). The interior pockets are nicely sized for 2 32-ounce water bottles, and the tinier pockets are adequate for separating your wallet from snacks, digi cam, etc. There is a zip pocket underneath the flap that is slim and likely intended for a few papers. The zipper here is waterproof and hasn't gotten any easier to close in 6 months, maybe the only chink in the armor. | |
| bizurk at Backcountry.com on 06/06/2009 | |
