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National Geographic Earth Explorer Small Shoulder Bag NG 2343

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7 July 2014
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Shoulder bag

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The Earth Explorer Small Shoulder Bag (2343) is designed to hold and protect a small digital/SLR camera, point-and-shoot camera, or small camcorder with accessories and personal items. 1. Padded main compartment to hold and protect a small digital/SLR camera, point-and-shoot camera, or camcorder. 2. Two halfway modular dividers to enable specific equipment setup. 3. Large front pocket for media accessories and personal items. 4. Two small external pouches to fit phone and MP3 player. 5. Rear flat pocket for accessories and personal items with belt loop connections (belt not included). 6. Special connecting loops to tie additional gear to the exterior of the bag. 7. Roll-away, zipper-sealed flap for ultimate protection. 8. Quick-snap buckle for easy access to your equipment. 9. Wide shoulder strap. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: ( in - mm ) external height: 8.66 in external length: 6.30 in external width: 6.30 in internal height: 7.09 in internal length: 5.91 in internal width: 4.72 in weight: 1.43 lbs external height: 22 cm external length: 16 cm external width: 16 cm internal height: 18 cm internal length: 15 cm internal width: 12 cm weight: .65 kg FEATURES: Made from Hemp an Environmentally Friendly Material All bag fasteners are made from durable brass and punched aluminum Earth Explorer bags are treated for water resistance and include a nylon inner shell for excellent moisture protection All bags incorporate a classic styling that perfectly represents the venerable National Geographic image Earth Explorer bags are designed with pouches and compartments that protect your camera equipment and other gear

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