01 / FUNCTION & CONSTRUCTION
Long fin and equipment profile
The 106 cm exterior length is useful for an initial fin-bag brief. Check the complete fin, foot pocket, blade width and any protective sleeve against usable internal dimensions; not every long fin will fit.
02 / FUNCTION & CONSTRUCTION
Lengthwise main access
The upper zipper path extends along the bag so equipment can be placed into the compartment rather than pushed through a narrow opening. Confirm opening travel and how the zipper clears packed fin tips.
03 / FUNCTION & CONSTRUCTION
Two front zip pockets
Two independently zipped exterior pockets divide accessory storage from the long main compartment. Use them for suitably protected small items after checking pocket dimensions and closure requirements.
04 / FUNCTION & CONSTRUCTION
Drainage eyelets
The supplied detail image shows small screened eyelets for water and air movement. This is a drained equipment carrier, so it must not be presented as an airtight or submersible dry-storage bag.
05 / FUNCTION & CONSTRUCTION
Moulded hand grip
A shaped handle at the upper centre provides a shorter carrying option. Inspect reinforcement and grip comfort with the finished equipment load rather than assuming a working-load rating.
06 / FUNCTION & CONSTRUCTION
Clip-on padded shoulder strap
The strap connects to side fittings and includes a broad padded section and adjuster. Confirm hook retention, strap length and shoulder-pad positioning for the intended carry configuration.
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Carbon-textured finish
The diagonal texture provides a distinct appearance across the black and coloured references. It does not establish structural carbon-fibre construction; request the actual coated-fabric composition and thickness.
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Wet and dry organization
Separate pockets can help organize equipment, but the references do not establish a sealed wet/dry barrier between compartments. Specify any required liner separation and perform a practical leakage review before making that claim.