Deuter Wash Center Lite I - Kulturbeutel 20 cm (papaya-redwood)

Deuter Wash Center Lite I - Kulturbeutel 20 cm (papaya-redwood)

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Deuter Wash Center Lite I - Kulturbeutel 20 cm (papaya-redwood)Ein leichter Kulturbeutel von Deuter in der Farbe papaya redwood, der mit seinem durchdachten Innenleben und kompakten Maen ideal fr Reisen ist. Gewicht nur 0,07 Kilogramm fr einfaches Verstauen und Mitnehmen Volumen ca. 1,5 Liter Fassungsvermgen fr alle wichtigen Pflegeutensilien Praktische Aufteilung zwei flache Reiverschluss Netztaschen und ein groes Hauptfach mit Netzsteckfchern sorgen fr Ordnung Funktionale Details umlaufender Reiverschluss,

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012