URBAN DAYPACK Backpack

URBAN ALL BLACK Urban Function Model for KELTY JAPAN It is characterized by a black LOGO with an all-black body, Equipped with powerful functions with a simple design. The Daypack is an American bag that originated in the 1970s. It retains the Tear Drop popular in the United States at the time. It is a re-enacted version with only minor adjustments. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50467879262_5bc75e9ac7_c.jpg Product Information | Product Information Material: 1260D Cordura Nylon 100% Dimensions: 48 x 33 x 18 cm Capacity: 18 L https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51459593752_30215dec92_z.jpg * Use 1260D Cordura high-strength nylon, with excellent tear strength and abrasion resistance * In addition to the water-repellent properties of nylon itself, the polyurethane coating is used inside to prevent the bag from getting wet * The water-repellent side cover on the zipper can effectively prevent rainwater from flowing into the zipper gap * Use YKK zippers, which are highly praised all over the world, smoothly and smoothly * The bag has a teardrop-shaped design, which is a triangle when viewed from the side, and it does not take up any space in the suitcase * The strap adopts 10mm wide EVA, which has good impact resistance, elasticity and durability, which can effectively reduce the burden on the shoulders * The front pocket has a large-capacity zipper pocket, which can hold a notebook and a portable alcohol spray bottle * The main bag has a large storage space, including a multi-layer ticket and card compartment and a key chain, and spare masks are also stored https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51439391759_864274c628_z.jpg The most epoch-making brand of OUTDODR culture In 1952, Dick Kelty replaced the steel-frame backpack eliminated by the military with a lightweight aluminum frame to create a backpack that is more suitable for carrying. This innovative idea immediately swept the entire market. Various innovations have made him known as the "father of backpack frames." The most well-known is the successful invention of the belt to transfer the weight of the backpack from the shoulders and spine to the pelvis, allowing people to more enjoy the fun of outdoor exploration. In 1963, F. Unsoeld and F. Hornbein completed the first Everest climb, the National Geographic magazine expedition to the Antarctic continent in 1966, and Eric Ryback hiked the Pacific Roof Trail in 1970. The backpacks used were all KELTY. KELTY is committed to the development of various outdoor activities: hiking backpacks, tent sleeping bags, camping furniture, etc. The products have been sold to more than 30 countries around the world. The KELTY JAPAN series has added a brand-new color scheme and design, which carries the durability of KELTY and perfectly combines Outdoor and Urban. Dick Kelty once said: "Backpacking is both exciting and touching." KELTY looks forward to enriching your every journey!