THE NORTH FACE BASIN 24 NF0A52CY / The North Face Basin 24 Backpack

Features from The North Face include an easily accessible bottle stash and an integrated rain cover.
Introducing the "BASIN24" outdoor backpack with trail-ready features.

Made from lightweight yet durable ripstop nylon fabric, also used in parachutes and military uniforms.
A dedicated integrated rain cover is stored in the bottom of the backpack,
attachable to the buckle on the back for immediate response to sudden weather changes, protecting your precious belongings from wind and rain.

Additionally, the upper pocket on the back is equipped with a drink bag system that allows for hanging a hydration pack.
The strap has elastic to secure the hydration hose.
Perfect for outdoor activities and trail running as you can stay hydrated anytime.
(Note: Hydration pack and beverages are not included.)
The chest strap includes a whistle to signal SOS in emergencies, providing peace of mind.

It also features a laptop sleeve that can store PCs up to 13 inches,
making it ideal not only for outdoor use but also for everyday use in business settings.

[Specifications]
Size: W28cm x D17cm x H50cm
Capacity: 24L
Average Weight: 695g

NEXTVENT function on the back to reduce burden
External hidden pocket x 1
Bottle pockets x 2
Waist belt (position and length adjustable)
Shoulder straps (length adjustable, padded)

[Model Number] NF0A52CY

[Material]
Nylon Ripstop

[Color]
(49C) Blue (Rain cover: Navy)
(KX7) Black (Rain cover: Pink)

[Brand]
THE NORTH FACE / The North Face
An outdoor brand founded in 1968 in California, USA by Doug Tompkins.
All products are developed with the pursuit of true functionality and coexistence with nature.
The brand name originates from "North Face," referring to the difficult north face of a mountain for climbing.
Popular items include jackets and daypacks that incorporate fashion into outdoor wear.

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