Kookaburra
D6500 DUFFLE BAG BLACK & BLUE
D6500 DUFFLE BAG BLACK & BLUE
SKU: 3S251240
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The Kookaburra D6500 Junior Duffle Bag is crafted to offer young cricketers a compact, comfortable, and organized gear solution. Available in Black/Neon Green and Black/Blue, this bag combines essential features with a junior-friendly design.
- Material: High-quality 600d & Ribstop fabric for durability and resistance
- Size: 700mm x 280mm x 240mm
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Comfort-Oriented Design:
- Padded Airflow Mesh Straps: Comfortable and breathable for easy carrying
- Padded Back Panel: Added support and comfort during transport
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Storage Essentials:
- External Bat Sleeve: Securely holds 1 bat for quick access
- External Valuables Pocket: Dedicated space for smaller personal items
- External Mesh Pocket: Convenient extra storage for quick-reach items
The Kookaburra D6500 Junior Duffle Bag offers practical storage and comfortable transport for junior players, featuring padded straps, a streamlined design, and durable construction for ease and functionality on game days.
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