Mightly
State x ROA Backpack
₹3,790.71

₹4,643.62
The shoulder and front bag is one of the biggest innovations we bring to the market. It is a very small bag that can be carried in 3 different ways. - As a shoulder bag - As a small dual-strap backpack - Attached to the main backpack as a modular extension This allows you to carry everything together, or separate it once you need something smaller and lighter. The front part also has a hook that you can use to hang a light when walking or cycling at night.
The shoulder and front bag is one of the biggest innovations we bring to the market. It is a very small bag that can be carried in 3 different ways. - As a shoulder bag - As a small dual-strap backpack - Attached to the main backpack as a modular extension This allows you to carry everything together, or separate it once you need something smaller and lighter. The front part also has a hook that you can use to hang a light when walking or cycling at night.
Country of origin: United States
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