Macpac Backpack
70L Genesis back pack with detachable 15L daypack. This baby has been my home for the past year as we travelled through USA, Canada, China, Mexico, England, Scotland, Wales and Spain to name a few.
I'm back in NZ and looking to change my bag as I bought the wrong size for my height. The colour was a big distraction and I failed to notice in all the excitement that I needed a W1 Instead of a W3 for the size of my body.
There are a couple of scuff marks from the gentle handling of airports, other than that I don't see or feel any rips in either.
Larger bag has 3 big entry points from top, centre and bottom. It also has a zip pocket on the top hood and a slim zipped pocket on the main part of the bag. The straps can be zipped up and tucked away for a nice clean finish, really helps on the carousel then wanting to pick up and go.
15L day bag has a small zip pocket Inside and one on the outside too. Pretty perfect condition.
I am located in Orewa so can arrange drop off to local areas. Any questions just ask and I'll do my best to answer.
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