HorsBord - 35L - Orange
Upcycled Materials Inflatable boat
CUSTOMISATION

Chest strap

Belly Strap
HorsBord - 35L - Orange
Description
The Hors-Bord – your future 35L weekend bag which will back you for the rest of your life.
Inspired by the duffel bags used in mountaineering expeditions and ocean races, the Hors-Bord has been designed to take on the most demanding treatments. Made entirely from upcycled semi-rigid boat fabric, it features a huge, cylindrical main pocket with no blind spots, designed to make the most of every inch of space.
A perfect hybrid between a travel bag and a rucksack, it opens from the back panel, making it impervious to theft once worn. An extra pocket on the top of the bag and a rectangular pocket inside the bag (suitable for a 13’ laptop) complete the storage options. Whether it's for a train journey or to carry all the gear you need for your most demanding adventures, the Hors-Bord will become the only backpack you need, for a long time to come.
Upcycled Materials
Manufacturing Process and Location
Features
Garantie de 32 ans
CO2 Impact
Shipping and Returns
Care Instructions
UPCYCLED
MATERIALS
Inflatable boat
Designed to withstand salt, sun, and waves, inflatable boat (Zodiac) fabric is indestructible. Its exceptional waterproofing and resistance make it a rare, technical, and precious material.
This material, called Hypalon, is used on the outside of the bag to guarantee maximum protection against water, wear and tear and inclement weather.
Tent
Made from offcuts from the workshops of the oldest French manufacturer of Canadian tents, this canvas embodies pure know-how and robustness.
Water-repellent and made to last, it is designed to withstand all weather conditions.
Seat belt
Designed to save lives, the seat belt is unbreakable, stable and reliable.
Its high-tenacity polyester webbing guarantees exceptional strength. It is used for the handles and the structure of our backpack straps.
These belts are collected from car scrapyards, before being cleaned and sorted in a sheltered workshop in northern France.






