VAUDE Augsburg IV L Bike Bag - Willow Green

The tried and tested Vaude classic. The medium-sized messenger bike bag Augsburg IV L is both sporty and urban. The robust main and lining material is 100% recycled, ebeso the buckles. The lid has been extended, which allows it to be better adjusted vertically. On the front under the lid is a flat zip pocket for smartphone, keys or documents. In the main compartment there is space for a laptop up to 15.6 inches and other A4 documents. The bright inner material ensures a good overview: a key holder, a padded mobile phone compartment and pen holder complement the interior. The adjustable plug and ride mounting rail allows the bag to be mounted and removed on the pannier rack (up to 16 mm diameter) with the QMR hooks. With a small shackle lock (e.g. VAUDE TSA Combination Lock II, not included), the bike bag can be locked directly to the QMR hook. With the well-padded, removable shoulder strap, the bag can be easily transported on foot. Reflective elements on the front and sides provide increased visibility. The bicycle bag is manufactured climate-neutral at the Vaude headquarters in southern Germany in high-frequency technology, clear design and high-quality made in Germany quality. Emissions from materials, manufacturing process and shipping have been holistically determined and systematically reduced. Currently unavoidable emissions have been fully compensated via the independent non-profit organisation "myclimate". The Vaude Green Shape label stands for an environmentally friendly, functional product made from sustainable and bluesign® certified materials.

• Large city bag for cycling
• Removable QMR hook rail
• QMR 2.0 mounting system fits round pannier rack tubes with diameters of 8-16 mm
• Removable shoulder strap with comfort shoulder pad
• Climate neutral: emissions made from materials, manufacturing process and shipping have been holistically determined and systematically reduced. Currently unavoidable emissions have been fully compensated for the independent non-profit organisation "myclimate"