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The Division - Dex Pouch | Earth
Dex pouch is a versatile utility pouch for your quick access, smaller daily essentials. With a built-in card holder accommodating up to 5 cards, and a vertical zipper opening for easy access to pocket tools, coins, or earphones. Featuring two D-rings and a loop for seamless integration with our Transition Technical Totepack. But of course, you can attach it anywhere through 1-inch webbing or carabiner – perfect for bags, belt loops, or keys. Compact and adaptable, stash it in another pouches, pockets, or bags as you prefer.
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*Due to different computer monitors / calibrations colors may vary slightly from the pictures.
Dex pouch is a versatile utility pouch for your quick access, smaller daily essentials. With a built-in card holder accommodating up to 5 cards, and a vertical zipper opening for easy access to pocket tools, coins, or earphones. Featuring two D-rings and a loop for seamless integration with our Transition Technical Totepack. But of course, you can attach it anywhere through 1-inch webbing or carabiner – perfect for bags, belt loops, or keys. Compact and adaptable, stash it in another pouches, pockets, or bags as you prefer.
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*Due to different computer monitors / calibrations colors may vary slightly from the pictures.
$4.80
Original: $16.00
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$16.00
$4.80Description
Dex pouch is a versatile utility pouch for your quick access, smaller daily essentials. With a built-in card holder accommodating up to 5 cards, and a vertical zipper opening for easy access to pocket tools, coins, or earphones. Featuring two D-rings and a loop for seamless integration with our Transition Technical Totepack. But of course, you can attach it anywhere through 1-inch webbing or carabiner – perfect for bags, belt loops, or keys. Compact and adaptable, stash it in another pouches, pockets, or bags as you prefer.
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*Due to different computer monitors / calibrations colors may vary slightly from the pictures.
