Roark’s Accomplice Mule 45 L Backpack in Black
Roark Accomplice Mule 45 L Backpack Description
The Accomplice Mule 45L is designed to be durable and adaptable for every trip. With an ample 45L storage capacity, it's perfect for extended journeys. Constructed from lightweight yet durable and water-resistant Nylon Ripstop, and featuring a DWR-coated, waterproof front panel, it handles inconvenient weather effortlessly. The U-shaped large compartment zipper entry ensures easy access, while the reinforced padded back panel and stowable waist belt provide comfort. Enhance your carrying needs by attaching the Accomplice Mods to the Slide-Lock System on the front.
All Accomplice bags and mods are sold separately !!
Available in Black
Campover Hat Materials
- Materials: 100% Nylon
Features
- Adjustable Strapback Closure with Metal Slider Clasp
- 45L Weather-Resistant Functional and Durable Backpack
- Attachable Mod Slide-Lock System to Fix Easily and Securely any other
- Accomplice Mod Bags: Stow Modular 4.5L, Escape Modular 2L and Shelter
- Modular 14L Waterproof
- Durable Water Resistant DWR Ripstop Fabric
- Long-Lasting DWR Treatment
- U-Shaped Lid Opening Main Compartment
- 4 Exterior Zipped Pockets:
- - 1 Front Top Pocket with 2 Sunglasses Compartments
- - 1 Side Pocket
- - 1 Raised, Padded Laptop Compartment
- - 1 Back Top Hidden Passport & Airtag Pocket
- Durable Vertical Daisy Chain Webbing
- Contoured and Padded 2-Way Adjustable (Top and Bottom) Shoulder Straps
- Adjustable Sternum Strap
- Stowable and Adjustable Padded Waist Belt
- Ergonomic Air Flow Back Padding
- 4 Side Compression Straps
- 2 Carry Handles: 1 Top, 1 Side
- Main Compartment features:
- - 2 Big Mesh Zipped Pockets
- - 2 Adjustable Elastic Compression Straps
- Reflective Screenprinted Roark Logo
- Removable Semi-rigid Back Plate
- YKK® Zippers
- TSA Compliant
- Dimensions: 24.75 x 13 x 7" / 63 x 33 x 18 cm
- All Accomplice bags and mods are sold separately !!
About Roark
Roark - The Artifacts of Adventure
Every season the collection is inspired by stories, culture, climate, people and local textiles from travels to a different point on the map. The chase for Roark began out of a desire to tell stories born from adventures.
