Sojourn
Waxed Canvas Modular Explorer Backpack
Waxed Canvas Modular Explorer Backpack
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This backpack is the perfect companion for outdoor adventures. Crafted from durable oil-waxed canvas, it offers reliable protection for your gear in any weather condition.
The backpack set is comprised of a single 25L pack, with two 15 x 25cm side packs that connect to the sides. You can buy as a set or purchase individually, allowing you to customize your pack according to your needs.
This versatile backpack has got you covered for any wilderness sojourn, and with care and maintenance will be sure to be a reliable companion for life.
Available in Army Green and Khaki.
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