May 23, 2014

Duluth Pack Launches Lumbar Pack in Mossy Oak Canvas

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DULUTH, MN – American manufacturer of canvas and leather gear, Duluth Pack, has launched a supportive, all-day lumbar pack constructed with Mossy Oak Break-Up® canvas. The canvas bags are made in Duluth, Minn., and are guaranteed for life on all craftsmanship and hardware.

DuluthLumbar_ll Our All Day Lumbar Pack is the result of years of technical input from serious sportsmen and women around the country. Specifically designed to be supported via lower lumbar, this pack can be carried for an entire day without back pain. It is 14inches wide, 10 inches high and 6 inches deep meaning a capacity of 714 cubic inches (not including the pockets). It has enough room to carry as much gear as needed for a serious adventure. The weight of the contents is distributed by the dual strap-system; shoulders and waist evenly split the load.

The pack is made out of heavy-duty, 18-ounce canvas and has a waterproof bottom liner. The sides are flanked with dual water bottle holders. On top, two compression straps secure the load no matter the size. This high-quality, Mossy Oak bag is $215 and a favorite for Duluth Pack President Tom Sega.

The Mossy Oak lumbar pack is proudly handcrafted in the USA. For more information or to order, visit http://duluthpack.com or call 1-800-777-4439.

Duluth Pack has handcrafted bags and gear in Duluth, Minn., since 1882. The quality craftsmanship and time-tested materials are guaranteed for life.

Duluth Pack is an officially licensed partner of Haas Outdoors Inc.

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