Eagle Creek Guide Bag Shoulder Pouch

Eagle Creek Guide Bag Shoulder Pouch

The Eagle Creek Guide Bag Shoulder Pouch is a tough over-the-shoulder bag made of tough cordura nylon that keeps travel essentials in one place. Use it around town or around the world. The Guide Bag is a great size for carrying the essentials you need quick access to. A zippered main compartment is great for note pads, a book, your airline tickets, wallet, sunglasses, etc. A front flap that clips shut conceals two smaller zippered pockets for keeping things secure and organized and a cell phone pocket with a Velcro flap closure. Not too big and not too small, the Guide Bag is as good for everyday use as it is for travel. Designed for the traveler who wants organization and room for a guidebook or maps. Features Smart Travel Security, travel-focused compartment organization and zippered main compartment with fleece-lined eyewear pocket. Front and back quick grab zip pockets, adjustable shoulder strap and audio port. Fit: True to Size. Dimensions: 9" x 10" x 2". Capacity: 198 cu. in

• Made of 840D jr. ballistic and 210D helix box ripstop
• Smart Travel Security
• Travel-focused compartment organization
• Front and back quick grab zip pockets
• Zippered main compartment with fleece-lined eyewear pocket
• Audio port
• Adjustable shoulder strap
• Capacity: 198 cubic inches
• Dimensions: 10" H x 9" W x 2" D
• Weight: 1 lb

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Reviews

Deidre - August 4 2010

great bag, perfect size for day trips
I took this bag on my trip to the Galapagos Islands. The fabric was great for travel-water and stain resistant. Plenty of pockets for organization, yet comfortable to carry, with a slim profile

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Brenda Feigen - August 3 2010

Love it. Everything fits compactly and it's easy on my shoulder
I absolutely love my guide bag. There is now a place for everything I carry -- and that's a lot. It's still compact and lightweight and isn't hard on the shoulder, a definite concern of mine as a breast cancer survivor.

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