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Urbanstand 52 Inch Extra Large Duffle Bag for Travel, Sports Gear Storage Bag with 2-way Lockable Zippers, Long Duffel Bag for Tent Camping tripod (Purple)

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Management number 223611617 Release Date 2026/05/09 List Price US$11.98 Model Number 223611617
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  • HIGH QUALITY: The large duffel bag is made of high-quality 600D water-resistant and ripstop polyester material for durability. No damage or tearing even when filled with items. The lining fabric has an extra waterproof coating to keep the contents of the bag dry.
  • DOUBLE ZIPPER: The main compartment of the travel bag is equipped with a double-ended zipper for easy use. High-quality zippers stay smooth even with long-term use. The two zippers can be locked with a lock to ensure the safety of items.
  • EASY TO CARRY: Large duffle bag for travel is easily foldable, perfect for long or short term storage. The padded top handle is soft and gentle on your hands.
  • CAMPING GEAR BAG: This storage bag is perfect for camping or storing long gear. Plenty of room for storing items, good for use as a tent pole bag, tripod case, fishing rods bag or light stands etc.
  • MULTIOURPOSE: The duffle bag can be used for travel, snorkeling, hockey, hunting, camping, moving and other outdoor activities. Enough space to store tent, sports gear, basketball, telescope, camera gear, tripod. it can be also used for home storage or Christmas tree storage etc.

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