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Fjallraven High Coast Pocket
Convenient, small bag in recycled nylon, perfect when you just want to take your essentials with you when travelling and in everyday life.
Description:
The main compartment is large enough for a smart phone and passport. An inside mesh pocket and an outside zippered pocket make it easy to keep your gear organised. Several attachment points and adjustable straps make for personalised usage: over the shoulder, on your chest or on a belt. The outer fabric is waterproof but not the zippers and seams, so the bag can handle getting wet but not being submerged.
Features:
- Adjustable shoulder strap that can be attached at multiple points, or detached completely.
- Main fabric and lining made from 100% recycled nylon.
- Zippered main compartment with inside mesh pocket.
- Front pocket with zipper.
- Loop on the back for a belt or a backpack’s hip or chest strap.
Specifications:
- Height: 17 cm
- Width: 11 cm
- Depth: 4 cm
- Weight: 85 g
- Volume: 0.8L
- Material: 100% polyamide 210D
- Lining: 100% polyamide 210D
- Additional care instructions: soft brush and lukewarm water
- Manufacturer
- Fjallraven
- Volume Category Liters
- 0-5 Liters
Since Fjällräven was founded over 50 years ago, we have had one strong driving force: to develop products that make it easier for people to enjoy nature.
We are a team of outdoor loving people who follows the proud tradition of our founder Åke Nordin who more than 50 years ago decided to make nature more accessible to more people.
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