BEUCHAT

BEUCHAT Kayman freediving backpack

€119.90

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Price excluding tax / DOM-TOM €99.92

Reference : 144834

Volume: adjustable capacity from 38 to 56 litres, a generous capacity ideal for carrying your light diving gear, a change of clothes or your water sports equipment.
Freediving/spearfishing bag for your spearguns, long fins and all your freediving equipment.
Waterproof: made from 500D Tarpaulin to keep your belongings dry in all circumstances.
Secure closure: simple and effective roll-top closure system.
Comfortable to carry: adjustable padded shoulder straps and chest strap for excellent stability, even during long approaches.

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BEUCHAT Kayman freediving backpack

The KAYMAN BACKPACK is the ideal bag for spearfishing sessions. Designed to easily carry all your equipment (freediving fins, freediving mask, freediving wetsuit), it combines a large storage volume, excellent modularity and optimal comfort.

Technical specifications

Material: 500D tarpaulin (high-strength PVC).
Assembly: high-frequency welding (no seams for perfect waterproofing).
Closure: roll-top type with clip-on buckles.
Straps: padded, ergonomic and adjustable.
Accessories: top carry handle and external attachment points.

🤿 Diveavenue's expert opinion on the Kayman bag

The Kayman is Beuchat's 'indestructible' waterproof bag. What I particularly like is the quality of the carrying system: unlike many basic waterproof bags, this one remains comfortable on the shoulders thanks to its well-designed shoulder straps. It's the ideal bag for trips on inflatable boats where water always ends up getting everywhere.

❓ Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Can it be completely submerged? It is designed to withstand heavy splashes, rain and a brief fall into the water. However, like all roll-top bags, it is not intended for prolonged immersion at depth.

Is it easy to clean after a trip out to sea? Absolutely. A simple spray of fresh water on the outside (and inside if necessary) is all it takes. The Tarpaulin dries almost instantly and does not retain salt or mould odours.