Coleman Exponent Lumbar Waist Pack | 
| Brand: Coleman
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Rating:  1 reviews
Sales Rank: 127808
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 11 x 11 x 2.5
MPN: 8552A675
Model: 8552A675
UPC: 076501598186
EAN: 0076501598186
ASIN: B0009VC8U0
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| Features:
| • | Waist pack with 600 cubic inch capacity | | • | Hip belt fits 24 to 52-inch waists | | • | One main compartment, two zippered and two mesh pockets | | • | Features a carry handle and a removable shoulder strap | | • | Water resistant and durable |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Panel loading Lumbar pack has one main compartment as well as two zippered and two mesh pockets Capacity: 700 cubic inches Pack weight: 1.10 pounds Hip belt fits 24? to 52? Removable shoulder strap Water resistant and durable, 600D high density ripstop polyester and oxford weave with polyurethane coating
Amazon.com Product Description
Travel light with the essentials for a day of hiking or spelunking foreign city streets with the Coleman Exponent 8552-675 Lumbar waist pack. It features a generous 600 cubic inch capacity and weighs 1.1 pounds. It features one main compartment, two zippered and two mesh pockets, a carry handle, and a removable shoulder strap. It's water resistant and durable, with a 600D high density ripstop polyester and oxford weave with polyurethane coating. It weighs 6.4 ounces and the hip belt accommodates waist sizes 24 to 52 inches.
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| Customer Reviews:
Ultimate Hands-free carry-all waist pack March 22, 2006
bjai (Florida)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
A large-sized waist pack which will hold everything you need for a day hike. EVERYTHING! It is as good as a backpack. Excellent for those who like to be prepared for everything, but don't like the weight on their shoulders. Water bottle sections are large enough to use with bottle insulators. I have used it to carry a mask and snorkel, plus bug repellent, sandwich, hand tools for digging, keys, wallet, ice-pack,the works (all at the same time)! Sandwich squished up a bit, but next time...
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