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The solarmonkey adventurer is a slimline, compact 2-panel solar charger with a 2500mAh internal lithium polymer battery. The clamshell design offers optimum weight-to-efficiency at just 265g and the 2 solar panels output 3 watt max. The adventurer features auto-load, self sensing switching technology, meaning when a device is connected, the adventurer will automatically start to charge your device and will optimise the charging parameters required.

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Ignoble bags are quality made in the U.S.A., hand assembled in small runs by a military-grade soft goods production facility. 

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Large lightweight durable rip stop nylon pack from Herschel Supply Co. Features top flap and buckle front closure, padded shoulder straps, zip pockets on the straps, waist and chest buckle closure, interior utility pockets, exterior hidden zip pocket, leather accents and pulls, and is fulling lined in Herschel’s custom designed fabric.

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Designed for equipment-intensive photography, the Incase DSLR Pro Pack offers a generous carrying capacity. The large volume main compartment has an array of fully customizable dividers to safely house all kinds of camera bodies, lenses and flashes.

But the Pro Pack doesn’t sacrifice accessibility for storage; a second zipper gives you instant access to the padded main compartment for fast equipment changes. For easy in-field editing there’s a slip pocket for an iPad as well as a padded compartment that fits up to a 15” Apple MacBook Pro.

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Tokyo’s Porter 3 Way Bag. Quality.

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The S.T. Dupont Contraste Attache Case will certainly add a little class to your daily meetings.

Back in the 1930′s, S.T. Dupont used a cross-grain leather to create its sumptuous travel trunks. Both classic and contemporary, Contraste was designed with in the same spirit of extreme elegance.

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