Peak Design Packable Tote v2 - Ocean

Peak Design Packable Tote v2 - Ocean
( Peak Design PDBPTDS3)

• Australian Peak Design Warranty
• Purchase Guarantee (see T&C's)
• Packable Tote v2
• Zip Closure
• Padded Shoulder Strap
• Water-Resistant

Overview

The Peak Design Packable Tote v2 - Ocean is a versatile and practical carryall designed for everyday use. Constructed from 100% recycled 70D nylon, it offers a sustainable and environmentally friendly choice for conscious consumers. The tote features a secure zippered closure, providing easy access to belongings while keeping them safe. A padded shoulder strap, reinforced with a microfiber pad, ensures even weight distribution and comfort during extended carrying. Its water-resistant coating protects contents from light rain or splashes, making it suitable for various weather conditions. Durable, functional, and thoughtfully designed, this tote is ideal for daily errands, commuting, or travel.

Key Features:

Ultralight & Packable
The Peak Design Packable Tote is an unstructured, zippable carry-all that packs down to barely larger than a deck of cards, making it ultra-portable for everyday or travel use.

Durable & Self-Healing
Constructed from a single piece of 100% recycled ripstop 70D nylon/poly shell with a water-resistant coating, minimizing seams and stress points while actively healing small scratches.

Convenient Carry
Solo microfiber-padded shoulder/hand strap allows easy grabbing, carrying, or stowing. Integrated stuff sack doubles as an interior pocket for essentials.

Secure & Versatile
Zip closure prevents spills, keeps out dirt and sand, and allows use as a standalone bag or for organizing items in larger bags.

Sustainably Made
Fair Trade Certified, 100% carbon neutral, and designed for longevity with a lifetime guarantee, combining ethical manufacturing with functional design.

Peak Design - The Company

Peak Design is an American design and manufacturing company specializing in travel gear, camera accessories, and lifestyle products. It was founded in 2010 by Peter Dering and started with a Kickstarter campaign for its Capture clip device.