Sabre The Kennedy Optical - Lifestyle Sunglasses
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Material: 200D nylon ripstop Volume: 1100 cu in Support/Suspension: air mesh suspended back panel Shoulder Straps: air mesh Waist Belt: yes, padded Hydration Compatible: yes, magnetic hose clip Reservoir Included: yes, 3L Shape-Loc Access: front panel Pockets: 1 quick stash, 2 zippered side, 1 fleece-lined sunglasses, internal organizers Helmet Carry: yes, deployable Compression: yes, sides Dimensions: 19 x 10.5 x 8 in Recommended Use: cycling Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime
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