Dakine Hot Laps 1L Hip Pack Castlerock
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LESS IS MORE WITH THIS 1-LITER BIKE-SPECIFIC HIP PACK.
Dakine took their popular Hot Laps 2L Waist Bag and distilled it down to a one-liter version with an ultra-intentional design that features a single deployable water bottle pocket, external straps for pads, one cargo pocket with organization for tools, a tube, and snacks. Its compact size will stay put through the jankiest tech sections, but its deliberate functionality ensures you're repair-prepared. For those with a dialed kit, this is the ideal piece for everyday rides.
FEATURES
- Breathable air mesh back panel
- 25 mm padded hip belt
- Deployable side water bottle pocket
- Internal organization
- Padded, fleece-lined phone sleeve
- External carry straps
- Reflective zipper pulls 100% recycled polyester
MATERIALS
- BODY: 100% RECYCLED POLYESTER
- LINING: 100% RECYCLED POLYESTER
DIMENSIONS
- 10.23 x 6.29 x 2.75" [ 26 x 16 x 7cm ]
- 0.44 lbs [ 0.2 kg ]
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