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Carhartt 28L Nylon Cinch-Top Convertible Tote Backpack Black

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Brand
Carhartt
Color
Black
Capacity
28
UPC
888999459869

Overview

The Carhartt 28L Cinch-Top Convertible Tote Backpack is a versatile, 700-denier nylon bag treated with Rain Defender water-repellent finish. It features a cinch-top closure protected by a water-resistant nylon panel, allowing for quick access to the large main compartment. Designed for organized carry, it includes a padded 15-inch laptop/tablet sleeve and structured panels that allow the bag to stand upright. The shoulder straps are stowable, enabling the bag to transition from a backpack to a tote. Each side features two rows of M.O.L.L.E. webbing for accessory attachment. The dimensions are 12" x 18" x 7.5" with a 28-liter capacity.

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