Northern Diver NDB12X Bag

RRP £95

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Further Information

The NDB12 is a large wheeled rucksack manufactured from heavy-duty durable Cordura, complete with zip-off padded regulator/document bag and zip-off padded lower front tote bag.

NDB12 comes complete with two large angled fin pockets, capable of taking the largest fins available.

The bag is constructed with a protective polycarbonate hard inner shell and is also shower-proof.

PLEASE NOTE:- THIS BAG IS TOO BIG TO SEND TO BFPO ADDRESSES

Features 

• Retractable telescopic handle for easy pulling 

• Extra large, all-terrain wheels with bearings 

• Immense carrying capacity 

• Solid ABS body main compartment 

• Integral luggage tag 

• Ultra-strong top and bottom carry handles 

• Side pockets with drainage, taking the largest fins available 

• Padded shoulder and waist bands (zip away when not in use) 

• Lockable zip on main compartment with supplied combination lock 

• Front mounted zip-off regulator bag 

• Front mounted zip-off tote bag 

• Underside protection 

• Total bag volume 110 litres 

• 10 year warranty 



Divepack Trek Volumes 

Main Body: 70 x 40 x 28 = 78 litres 

Tote Bag:  32 x 30 x 12 = 11 litres 

Regulator Bag:  19 x 12 x 30 = 6.6 litres 

Fin Pockets: 24 x 5 x 60 = 7.2 litres x 2 = 14.4 litres Total = 110 litres

 

LOOKING AFTER YOUR NORTHERN DIVER BAG

We know what your bag goes through - we use our own products in the same way that you do. Read this care information to ensure maximum life for your Northern Diver bag.

1 - Wash salt and dirt deposits off.

2 - When string, baggage tags, etc. become wrapped around the wheels, this can cause the them to lock and may cause flat spots to develop.

3 - After dragging a wheeled bag across rough ground and sand, make sure the bag gets thoroughly cleaned afterwards.

4 - Clean the zips. Zip pullers can jam with salt and dirt. Immerse in water or use a silicon spray for maintenance.

5 - Most zips can burst due to over packing. Zips can be easily recovered by zipping back to the beginning and rezipping. The teeth will remesh although it may take a couple of tries. Do not force anything.

6 - Did you know that the majority of bag damage occurs on baggage carousels at airports? If the bag is too heavy for you to easily manage then a baggage handler will have the same problem. Don’t encourage others to abuse your bag! When you have over packed your bag, as we all do, or left items sticking out and it all falls off the carousel as a pile of scrap, do not send it back to the manufacturer. Your first course of action is to contact the baggage handling agent and register a claim. Failing that, contact your holiday insurers. Northern Diver staff use Northern Diver bags and travel all over the world with them. In our experience, most claims for damage at airports are handled swiftly and professionally.
            

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