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Black Hole Duffel 100L Berry Fig
Resistant 100L travel bag -
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Home delivery from 07/09/2026
60 days to change your mind
No subject to promotional offersBlack Hole Duffel 100L Berry Fig This duffel bag from the brand Patagonia is ideal for long stays thanks to its large 100-litre capacity.
This sturdy bag features a large main compartment accessed via a wide opening, complemented by a zipped side pocket, a mesh pocket under the flap and an internal zipped pocket for optimized organization. Its removable padded shoulder straps make it comfortable to carry as a backpack, whilst its reinforced handles make it easy to carry by hand.
Made from 900D recycled ripstop polyester, it offers excellent durability against wear and water, with a PFC-free, environmentally friendly, durable water-repellent finish. The side gear holders are extremely resistant, making them perfect for securing your material.
Fair Trade Certified™Crafted with care, this bag combines technical performance with a commitment to ethical practices. Its eco-friendly design helps to reduce water consumption and CO₂ emissions, making this model a sustainable and responsible choice for discerning travellers.
- Resistant 100-litre travel bag
- PFC-free fabric with a matt finish
- Big opening providing access to the main compartment
- Zipped side pocket
- Mesh pocket under the flap
- Interior zipped pocket
- Can be folded away into its own interior pocket
- Removable padded shoulder straps and reinforced handles
- Padded base
- Ultra-resistant, reinforced external side straps for carrying gear
- Compatible with Black Hole® Cubes
- Garment manufacturing Fair Trade Certified™
Dimensions : 74 x 38 x 34 cm
Composition :
- Outer: 100% recycled ripstop Polyester (900D), with a thermoplastic Polyurethane laminate film
- Lining : 100% recycled polyester (200D), Polyurethane-coated
- Straps: 100% recycled Nylon
- Long-lasting, PFC-free DWR water-repellent treatment
| FAIR TRADE™ CERTIFIED | Fair Trade Certified™ is the first step towards fairer pay for those in their supply chain. As they do not own any factories to manufacture their products, they therefore have limited control over the wages their workers receive. But thanks to the Fair Trade Programme, they can supplement workers’ wages by offering them benefits that improve their quality of life. |
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