Fjallraven Hoja Top Tube Bag Black
The Fjällräven Hoja Top Tube Bag in Black is a compact, practical storage solution for bikepacking. Attaching securely to your bike's top tube, it provides easy access to essentials like snacks, a phone, or tools. Lightweight and durable, it keeps your gear organised and within reach without getting in the way while riding.
FEATURES
- Water resistant
- Material: Vinylon F: 100% vinylal
- Lining: 100% polyamide 210D (recycled)
- 10H x 26W x 6D
- Capacity 0.8L
- Weight: 150g
Care Instructions: Use a soft brush and lukewarm water before air drying to care for your item. Do not wash in a machine or tumble dry.
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Fjallraven Hoja Top Tube Bag Black
The Fjällräven Hoja Top Tube Bag in Black is a compact, practical storage solution for bikepacking. Attaching securely to your bike's top tube, it provides easy access to essentials like snacks, a phone, or tools. Lightweight and durable, it keeps your gear organised and within reach without getting in the way while riding.
FEATURES
- Water resistant
- Material: Vinylon F: 100% vinylal
- Lining: 100% polyamide 210D (recycled)
- 10H x 26W x 6D
- Capacity 0.8L
- Weight: 150g
Care Instructions: Use a soft brush and lukewarm water before air drying to care for your item. Do not wash in a machine or tumble dry.
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The Fjällräven Hoja Top Tube Bag in Black is a compact, practical storage solution for bikepacking. Attaching securely to your bike's top tube, it provides easy access to essentials like snacks, a phone, or tools. Lightweight and durable, it keeps your gear organised and within reach without getting in the way while riding.
FEATURES
- Water resistant
- Material: Vinylon F: 100% vinylal
- Lining: 100% polyamide 210D (recycled)
- 10H x 26W x 6D
- Capacity 0.8L
- Weight: 150g
Care Instructions: Use a soft brush and lukewarm water before air drying to care for your item. Do not wash in a machine or tumble dry.
