OGIO Canberra 26 Travel Bag Black/Silver color_Sport-Tek_LST860 This budget-friendly active-inspired pullover performs CRSCRW M Heather Grey
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OGIO Canberra 26 Travel Bag Black Silver color_Sport Tek_LST860 This budget friendly active inspired pullover performs CRSCRW M Heather Grey This budget friendly active inspired pullover performs with moisture wicking and snag resistance Snag resistant and pill resistant with a matte finish and contrast color detailing throughout this double knit jacket is right on trend with moisture wicking performance 680D poly Locking retractable handle Fully lined interior Garment compression straps Large exterior zippered pockets Custom OGIO identification sleeve Soft grip top handle In line skate wheels Zip off pocket for easy decoration Dimensions: 26'h x 15'w x 16 5'd (expanded) Capacity: 5
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