Patagonia Black Hole Mini Mlc B/gre

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49266-BUGR

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$379.00

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Patagonia Black Hole Mini MLC 30 Litre - Buckhorn Green

A smaller version of the iconic 45-litre Black Hole® MLC®, the 30-litre Mini MLC is also built with recycled materials and a recycled TPU laminate. This travel-savvy, soft-sided backpack has tuck-away shoulder straps, plus a quick-stash padded hip belt that doubles as a shoulder strap. For use as a duffel bag or briefcase, tuck away all the straps and carry with one of the grab handles. The Mini MLC has plenty of room to keep you moving, but the bag also meets strict carry-on requirements. Made in a Fair Trade Certified™ factory.

Features

Carry-On Sized and Made with Recycled Fabric
Meets tighter carry-on requirements and features a wide webbing loop on the back panel that can be used as a grab handle or slipped over rolling luggage; built with recycled materials and a recycled TPU laminate
Pockets and Volume
Large main compartment has two interior organization pockets, plus an exterior stretch-mesh pocket that fits a range of water bottles; pack volume is 30 liters
Versatile, Padded Laptop Pocket
Dedicated space for tech storage that fits most 16" laptops, with room for documents and cords; laptop carrier zips open and lies flat for easy TSA compliance
Three Carrying Options
Three carrying configurations allow the bag to be used as a backpack, a shoulder bag/cross-body bag or a duffel/briefcase; shoulder straps and padded hip-belt strap take weight off the shoulders when used as a backpack; all straps tuck away when not in use
Hip Belt/Shoulder Strap
Padded, stowable hip belt doubles as the shoulder strap; change the carrying style by pulling the hip belt out of the pass-through panel and attaching it to the buckles near the long-end grab handle
Lash Points
External lash points accommodate even more gear and can be used for other carrying configurations
Supporting the People Who Made This Product
Made in a Fair Trade Certified™ factory, which means the people who made this product earned a premium for their labour