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Estwing Geo Rock Bag
Estwing's Geo Rock Bag is a large durable bag to carry your tools, safety glasses, maps, reference materials, specimens, water sample bottles and gear when you are in the field. Here are a few of its many features:
- Two deep inner compartments (about 14"x14") perfect for maps and notebooks (large enough to carry a 4" stack of maps or reference documents - or a great place for your coat, snake leggings or rain gear - or for sample bags and specimens)
- Metal external hammer loop
- External pocket with velcro closure (about 2.5" x 2.5" x 7" deep) on end of bag (perfect for chisels, compass, GPS, cellular phone or other small tools)
- External pocket with velcro closure (about 13" x 4") on the flap (great for pens, small notebooks, glasses, compass)
- External water bottle holster
- Adjustable shoulder strap
- Adjustable waist strap (keeps the bag close to your body and stable)
- Constructed of 1000 Denier, Cordura Nylon
- Lightweight, tear resistant and water resistant fabric.
- Overall dimensions: 16" x 20" x 5"
Tips for Rock Bag Users:
- Topo Maps: We slip our folded topos between two pieces of cardboard. These protect our maps in the bag and serve as a small writing table when taking notes in the field.
- Rock/Mineral Specimens: When we collect rocks we line the inside of the large compartment with a small trash bag to keep the compartment clean. We also carry some cloth sample bags and yesterday's newspaper. Wrap specimens in the paper, put them into the sample bag and pull the draw string - this keeps specimens in good shape until you get them home.
- The Versatile Garbage Bag! We usually carry a large plastic garbage bag. Use it for wrapping unexpected specimens, keeping your gear dry, a dry seat during your lunch break, or poke a few holes in it to make an emergency raincoat!
- The Waist Strap: Don't underestimate the value of this strap! Adjust it along with the shoulder strap so the bag is held comfortably against your hip or behind. You will be surprised at how much weight it takes off of your shoulder. It is a safety feature too. Scrambling over boulders or skree is a lot safer when your bag isn't swinging like a pendulum. A bag of rocks banging against your hip all day can produce a painful bruise.
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