Nike Aura Crossbody Bag (5L) Black/Black YGroup_05012728 New Zealand's highest mountain -
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Nike Aura Crossbody Bag (5L) Black Black YGroup_05012728 New Zealand's highest mountain New Zealand's highest mountain Internal straps allow you to carry with ease Vents under arm to cool down Toggle drawstring hood PYRA® Jacquard at main zipper Reflective graphics Graphic mountain print Repeat logos to lining Dual zip pockets to sides 3M Thinsulate™ Featherless Fill Colour: Black Material: 100% Polyester Style: PYMTCOOKPUFFJK Ribbed crew neck Twin needle stitching Dropped shoulders Embroidered logo on the chest Embroidered 'C' on the cuff Regular fit Material: 100% Cotton Colour: Remy Style: AV9QN_SFO Main pocket provides quick access to small items while interior zip and slip pockets make organization easy Keep your essentials close and your style game on point with the Nike Aura Crossbody Bag
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