fishpond FISHPOND Thunderhead Submersible Sling Pack

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THE THUNDERHEAD SLING IS JUST AS READY FOR WHAT THE DAY MIGHT BRING AS YOU ARE., When you need quick access to all of your gear, sling this clean

Thunderhead Submersible Sling

Fishpond Thunderhead Submersible Lumbar Pack

Spend more time in the water and not searching through your gear when you carry the Fishpond Thunderhead Chest Pack. This Chest Pack is a waterproof carry system to hold all of your essential equipment for a day on the water. Built using bombproof 1680D TPU coated recycled Cyclepond nylon with a waterproof TIZIP closure, your tools and tackle will stay secured and dry. This chest pack is fully submersible and will keep everything protected from water, wind, dirt, and ice.

Fishpond Thunderhead Chest PACK-ECO

The thunderhead sling is just as ready for what the day might bring as you are. When you need quick access to all of your gear, sling this clean design over your shoulder and charge into the elements. Built for anglers who live life in the grit of the riverbed and demand the most from their gear. Load your valuables in the roomy main compartment, lock them behind the fully waterproof TRU Zip, and submerge yourself into the environment.

Fishpond Thunderhead Submersible Sling (Eco Shale)

Fishpond Thunderhead Submersible Sling Pack ECO Preview

Thunderhead Submersible Sling Pack

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From deep mountain canyons to saltwater flats, the thunderhead lumbar is built for your next big adventure. The Thunderhead Lumbar is a fully waterproof pack built with your comfort and personal gear in mind, even when you are in the worst conditions. If you don’t like the weather, wait 10 minutes. Fishpond designed this bag for anglers who brave conditions in search of the moment it all goes off.

Fishpond Thunderhead Submersible Lumbar (Eco Shadowcast Camo)

Thunderhead Sling Padded Insert – Fishpond

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