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Introducing our NEW Blue-Red Limited Edition 26″ Kitbag!
This limited edition Blue-Red colourway kit bag is manufactured in Blue PVC with Red & White Webbing for the special price of £42.00 while stocks last. This kit bag is a versatile bag ideal for travelling offshore to the oilrigs or working outdoors against the elements.
Thanks to our touch, durable, waterproof PVC, this kit bag like all our products, is designed and built to last. The stitching on this touch holdall is more than ready for your PPE needs. The material colour and prominent webbing combination on this kit bag is easily identifiable. Making finding your bag amongst numerous duffel bags on the luggage carousel easy!
A generous 59 litre capacity also makes this the ideal weekend bag, with enough space for everything you could need in an easy-to-manage size. Whether you need to carry your kit to a race or you’re heading on a camping trip, its not just offshore professionals who use our bags.
These kit bags are ready for immediate dispatch therefore further personalisation is not possible. Check our some of our other kitbags here if you are looking for something that can be personalised.
We design, develop and manufacture all our products under one roof at our workshop in Montrose, Scotland. So too, we pride ourselves on making all our products, by our specialist team in house. Interested in finding out more? See our staff and behind the scenes in our workshop here: Behind The Scenes.
We keep a close eye on our products going through the manufacturing process to ensure the highest quality. We make our products so that they are built to last. The precise eye, care and attention to detail of our specialist team, helps create our quality products. Additionally, find out more about our manufacturing process and company story here: About Us.
59 LTR
Blue
26″ x 12″ x 12″ / 66cm x 30cm x 30cm
Adjustable shoulder strap, Double/Lockable ZIP, Passport pocket
Waterproof PVC
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