3015 days ago

Kathmandu Archon 65L v3 Hiking Pack

Alison from Glendowie

We have an excellent condition Archon 65L Kathmandu Backpack v3 for sale. It was bought for hiking and camping trips for school one year ago, however was only used once, and is in brand new condition.
It is 65 litres in size, which is the perfect size for school or Duke of Edinburgh hikes, up to 5 nights long.
- It is sturdy and reliable, made from tough, durable fabric.
- It has adjustable straps and shoulder straps to adjust to any person.
- It is hydration bladder compatible.
- Its dimensions are H 84cm x W 35cm x D 33cm.
We are selling this pack as we do not use it any more. It cost $280 when we bought it, so $175 is a great bargain for brand new condition.

Price: $150

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Is it ok to regift something that you have been given?
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