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Packing a hot meal and drinks for a twelve-hour shift means the container has to survive dust, vibration and the occasional drop from a ute tray. This reusable canvas crib tote is built for that daily routine on const...
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Packing a hot meal and drinks for a twelve-hour shift means the container has to survive dust, vibration and the occasional drop from a ute tray. This reusable canvas crib tote is built for that daily routine on construction sites, road crews and remote workshops where a flimsy cooler bag fails before smoko.
The 17-litre capacity fits a large lunchbox, drink bottle and snack packs without bulging, while the 300 by 140 by 400 millimetre footprint slides beside a tool bag or under a seat. Heavy-duty canvas resists abrasion from gravel and steel decking, and the reinforced base holds shape when the tote is set on wet ground. Dual carry handles stay comfortable with a gloved hand, and the black fabric hides grease marks that show up on lighter colours. A secure zip closure keeps dust out and prevents spills when the vehicle corners hard.
Capacity 17L. Dimensions 300 x 140 x 400 mm. Colour black. Material heavy-duty canvas. Reinforced base. Dual carry handles. Zip closure. Suits construction, roadworks, mining camps and trade vehicles.
- 17 litre capacity fits full meal kit and drinks
- Heavy-duty canvas resists abrasion and site grime
- Reinforced base holds shape on wet or uneven ground
- Dual carry handles sized for gloved hands
- Zip closure seals out dust and contains spills
- Black finish hides grease and oil marks
- Compact 300 x 140 x 400 mm footprint stores easily
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