Kawasaki New Attack Sword PRO Large Capacity Independent Shoe Compartment Badminton Bag Daily Commuter Versatile Backpack

Product Specifications:

Brand: KAWASAKI Series: Attack Sword PRO (PRO) Model: Badminton Professional Training and Competition Backpack

Capacity: 34L large capacity, suitable for carrying all necessary equipment for training and competition Dimensions: 530mm (length) × 220mm (width) × 290mm (height) Weight: Approximately 0.97 kg

Material: Outer fabric: Polyurethane Lining: Fabric

Color: Blue and Red PRO edition (selective color design combining racing red and sharp blue for a professional and championship aura)

Design Features: Multi-compartment system with scientific layout for safe and organized storage Independent large racket compartment accommodating up to 5 rackets, suitable for competition and frequent training Dedicated independent shoe compartment to protect shoes from deformation and easy to clean Large main compartment with enhanced side pockets for additional storage Dual carrying modes: backpack and hand-carry for convenience Lightweight ergonomic back support system with three-point support, adjustable chest buckle for balanced pressure relief, breathable and quick sweat-wicking fabric to prevent discomfort Weight reduction system reducing load by 20% for comfortable carrying Stylish and versatile for multiple scenarios including indoor sports, court sports, commuting, travel, and outdoor activities Easy access specialized compartments for quick retrieval of equipment Durable golf-grade polyurethane material for enhanced durability and protection

Usage Scenarios: Professional badminton training and competition Indoor and court sports Commuting and travel Outdoor sports and fitness activities

Additional Notes: Due to manual measurement, dimensions may vary by 1-3 cm Slight color variations may occur due to lighting and display differences; actual product color prevails

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