In Stores Now: OGIO Safari D30 2L Hydration Backpack

Looking for a new backpack to keep you hydrated and organised on those bush rides? OGIO have you sorted with their Safari D30 2L backpack! Not only does it come in handy and looks great, it also adds another level of safety with a D30 back protector sewn in! Check it out at your local motorcycle store now.

Looking for a new backpack to keep you hydrated and organised on those bush rides? OGIO have you sorted with their Safari D30 2L backpack!

The Safari 2L hydration pack features a sewn-in D3O back protector, ideal for tough off-road tracks. With an expandable front storage pocket for your helmet or extra gear, 2-liter bladder and multi-adjust harness system, the Safari is designed to keep you protected, hydrated and comfortable.

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You can pick yours up through Cassons or your local motorcycle store for an RRP of just $269.95.

You can pick yours up through Cassons or your local motorcycle store for an RRP of just $269.95.

OGIO Safari D30 2L Backpack Features

• Equipped with a sewn in D3O® Level 2 back protector. D3O® protectors have been developed to be used for protection from blunt impact.
• Dedicated Anti-Sloshing hydration bladder compartment with hook & loop secure strap for holding bladder in place and tube channel port.
• Features a top fill closure and anti-slosh stabilizing handle for easy fill and cleaning.
• Insulated Cooler Fabric lining that keeps liquid cold for 30 per cent longer.
• Large front compartment for storing extra gear and accessories.

• Upper zippered felt-lined electronics pocket for protection.
• Expandable front storage pocket for helmet or large gear.
• Dual compression straps to keep items secure.
• Two expandable side mesh pockets for quick access storage.
• Ergonomic padded back with directional air flow.
• Multi-Adjust harness system designed for easy maneuverability.
• 2L bladder – Custom mPE/EVA film made in the USA, naturally antimicrobial, BPA free, zero taste, and odour-free.

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