Lincoln Mossy Oak Welders All-In-One Backpack K5273-1 with black straps, mesh front pocket, and a side pouch.
Lincoln Mossy Oak Welders All-In-One Backpack K5273-1 open, revealing organized internal pockets and ample storage space.
Lincoln Mossy Oak Welders Backpack: padded straps, mesh side pocket, external helmet net; ideal all-in-one gear solution.

Lincoln Mossy Oak Welders All-In-One Backpack (K5273-1)

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The Lincoln Mossy Oak all-in-one backpack is a versatile storage solution for tools, consumables, laptops, and textbooks. The external helmet net is removable and provides more space inside for equipment. The front storage compartment has numerous pockets and the back panel features a cushion to distribute weight. The backpack is made of military grade 1680 Denier nylon for improved abrasion protection, and the polyester interior contains a protective coating to help prevent rips and tears.

Key Features
• 12 Total Pockets
• Dimensions - 7.5" W x 14.5" L x 20" H
• 50 Lb Carrying Capacity
• External Helmet Net (also removable)
• Padded Laptop Sleeve - for laptops up to 17"
• Numerous Pockets - for segmented storage

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