Bauer Elite Senior Hockey Carry Bag
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The BAUER Elite Senior Hockey Carry Bag is the perfect travel companion for any youth or senior hockey player. The large main compartment opens wide with a D-shaped zipper, providing plenty of space for all your hockey gear. Interior dividers and organizer panels keep your equipment organised and easy to access. Premium ventilation panels on the top and sides allow moisture to escape, helping to dry and air out damp gear. A separate skate pocket stores your blades securely. An external water bottle pocket is ideal for hydration on the go. The adjustable shoulder strap and durable webbing handles make this carry bag comfortable to haul. Whether you're travelling to an away game or the rink, this Elite hockey bag has everything you need to stay organised and protect your gear.
Large main compartment with D-Shaped zipper opening; Skate Pocket Divider; Organizer Panel; External Water Bottle Pocket
Premium Dual Sided Ventilation Panels; Top Ventilation Panel
Durable Webbing; Adjustable Shoulder Strap, Strap closure
| Assembled Height (cm) | 7.00 cm |
|---|---|
| Assembled Width (cm) | 52.00 cm |
| Assembled Length (cm) | 88.00 cm |
| Assembled Weight (kg) | 2.85 kg |
| Product Volume (L) | 206.00 l |
| Primary Material | Polyester |
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Great bag, well built.
Originally posted on Pro Hockey Life
