• | Colour: Black
  • | Colour: Ginger
  • | Colour: Lava
  • | Colour: Dark Brown
  • | Colour: Dark Brown
  • | Colour: Dark Brown
  • | Colour: Dark Brown
  • | Colour: Dark Brown
  • | Colour: Lava
  • | Colour: Lava
  • | Colour: Lava
  • | Colour: Lava
  • | Colour: Mineral Blue
  • | Colour: Mineral Blue
  • | Colour: Mineral Blue
  • | Colour: Mineral Blue
  • | Colour: Mineral Blue
  • | Colour: Black
  • | Colour: Black
  • | Colour: Black
  • | Colour: Black
  • | Colour: Ginger
  • | Colour: Ginger
  • | Colour: Ginger
  • | Colour: Ginger

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Ratings Juggernaut

Ratings Juggernaut

Colour: Black
  • LIFETIME REPAIRS
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A lightweight crossbody bag, featuring an adjustable buckle strap.

  • Adjustable shoulder strap
  • 3 internal sleeve pockets
  • Large main compartment
  • Water resistant
  • Made from 100% recycled fabrics

Width: 29.5CM
Height: 15CM
Depth: 6.5CM
Volume: 2L
Weight: 0.17KG

Exterior: 400D Full Dull Nylon SEAWASTEX
A light but highly durable nylon fabric with a matte finish. Made from recycled Oyster farm fishing nets.

Exterior: 210HD Regenerated Nylon Ripstop
A tightly woven Nylon fabric with a ripstop weave. Extremely durable for its weight. Made from pre-consumer nylon waste.

Interior: 150D RPET Ripstop
Lightweight recycled polyester fabric with a ripstop weave for extra durability. Made from 100% recycled PET bottles.

Australia Delivery:
Orders More Than $100 = Free
Orders Less Than $100 = $10
Express Shipping = $15AUD

This product is made from approximately 100% recycled fabrics and is built to last. Any issue with the craftsmanship, fabrics or trims on this bag, please go to our repairs page. More info here.

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A mid to lightweight nylon fabric with a unique matte finish and soft hand feel. An original fabric made specifically for Crumpler. The matte finish makes this fabric great for vibrant and solid colours. Made from recycled fishing nets used in Oyster farms via SEAWASTEX.

This fabric has a hydrostatic head rating of 1,000 mm, meaning it can withstand water pressure equivalent to a column of water 1 metre high before water penetrates through the fabric, as determined through hydrostatic head testing.