**GIVI GRT732 Enduro Waistbag (hydrapack compatible)

**GIVI GRT732 Enduro Waistbag (hydrapack compatible)

Marsoni

M251S

$179.99

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**GIVI GRT732 Enduro Waistbag (hydrapack compatible)The GRT732 Canyon waist bag has been designed for use in enduro and for off road enthusiasts who dont want to compromise on practicality or convenience on their off road adventures. The waterproof pocket means documents, tools and spare clothing can be carried safely, while the front pocket is suitably configured to hold a HydraPak water bag (sold separately, we recommend T523). The two convenient side pockets with zips have openings on the outside

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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2021