Dakine60L Cyclone Duffle Bag
R2,399
About
Born from the legacy of our most iconic surf pack, the Cyclone Collection is a family of super-technical and durable wet/dry packs and bags. With roll-top design, waterproof welded construction and coated Cordura Ripstop, it’s extremely water-resistant—perfect for keeping towels and tech dry before your session, and keeping your soaked wetsuit contained after it. The 2-way purge valve gives you the option to inflate the main compartment of the bag, to cross a chest-deep river with your gear floating along behind you, it also lets you deflate a bag full of clothing, as a handy space-saving trick. The handles can also be separated and adjusted to convert this duffle to a backpack.
Product Features
- Waterproof welded construction with roll-top closure
- 2 Way Purge Valve (inflation/compression)
- Removable, padded backpack straps
- Quick-release Fidlock® magnetic buckles
- Side accessory pocket
- Internal organization sleeve
- Reflective logos
- 2 Year Limited Warranty
Product Specifications
- Dimensions: 57 x 28 x 33cm
- Material: 305D Cordura® HP Coated Ripstop
- 60L
Care Instructions
If your Dakine bag gets dirty, we recommend hand washing with mild soap (like Nikwax Tech Wash), cold water and a soft bristle brush. If hand washing is not going to do the trick, use a front loader washing machine. To ensure your backpack doesn't get tangled, place inside a pillowcase or mesh bag before washing. Always use cold water, mild soap and run on a gentle cycle. Never bleach your pack. Hang to dry in a warm but shady place, ensuring both inside and out are dry before storing.
Humble bragging. How is this still a thing?
You know the type. They'll say something along the lines of "I really miss my old Chevy Spark. This Audi SUV is so much harder to park."
Rest assured they don't miss that Chevy AT ALL. They just want you to know that they spent truckloads of cash on the latest Audi, but they want to come across as really casual because somehow that makes them cooler. Or something.
You'd think the complete lack of any complimentary responses would put an end to this type of self-appreciation, but if anything it's happening more and more.
We'd love to come up with an effective solution to it but we're waaay too busy running a successful eCommerce company to actually invest the time.
Did you know we're also getting our PhDs on the side? No big deal.
