Thule Chasm 130L Duffel Bag

• Easy access to gear through the oversized, wide-mouth opening
• 2-in-1 design easily converts from a duffle to a backpack (backpack straps tuck away when not in use)
• Protect contents from the elements with the durable and weather-resistant tarpaulin fabric
• Keep small contents organized and easy to locate with the internal mesh pockets
• Prevent belongings from falling to the bottom of the bag in backpack mode thanks to external compression straps
• Included carry case provides convenient storage and can be used as an accessory pouch inside the bag
• Protect belongings from the ground thanks to the padded bottom
• Quickly access small items in exterior stash pocket
• Easily lift in and out of a trunk or rooftop box with oversized grab handles
• Deter theft with lockable zipper pulls (locks sold seperately)

• Dimensions (LxWxH): 86.0 x 47.0 x 42.0 cm / 34 x 19 x 17 in
• Weight: 2.5 kg / 5.51 lbs
• Volume: 130 L
• Material: 840D Nylon, Polyester, Phthalate-free laminate

To clean Thule bags and backpacks, wipe off as much of the staining materials as possible with a damp cloth.

For more thorough cleaning, remove all detachable pockets and brush any dirt, dust and debris from them and the main pack. Wipe the outside of each with a damp cloth, using mild chemical-free soap or detergent. These can degrade the waterproofing on the backpack. An old toothbrush can be used to clean seams, zippers and inside corners of the bag. A small application of silicone lubricant can be used on the zippers after cleaning to ensure they operate smoothly.

After washing the inside and outside of the bag, rinse any remaining cleaner from the fabric. The optimal method is by using a detachable shower head or garden hose set on low to medium pressure. Submerging in a bathtub in cold water can also work. Rinse all suds from seams and corners of the backpack.

Hang the bag upside down in a ventilated area to try. For best results, hang outside out of direct sunlight. Wind or a circulating fan can aid in the drying process. Allow two to three days to completely dry out.

Machine washing is not advised, but can be used as a last resort for mildew or mold. Machine washing can ruin fabric, clasps and hardware on the bag. Clean out all debris from corners and seams and remove the frame, all metal stays and detachable pockets. Wash on the delicate cycle in cold water only, and only use a mild or chemical-free detergent. Never tumble dry the pack--always place upside down to drip-dry in a well-ventilated, cool area. Damage caused by machine washing is not covered under warranty.

Under the Thule Guarantee, Thule will warranty all Thule branded products under the original purchaser, during its specified time frame listed below, and for products manufactured by Thule. The warranty terminates if the product’s owner fails to present this Term of Warranty when requesting repairing services from Thule, under the terms provided herein.

Subject to the limitations and exclusions described in this warranty, Thule will remedy defects in materials or workmanship by making the necessary repairs within thirty days without charge for parts or labor. In addition, if it is not possible to remedy the defects, Thule will replace the product, the consumer may elect to receive a refund equal to the purchase price paid for the product, or, a credit to be used toward the purchase of a new Thule product in the same category.

This Thule warranty coverage does not, under any circumstances, cover any damage to non-Thule products used in conjunction with Thule products.

No warranty is given for defects caused by normal wear and tear, scratches, accidents, modifications or any types of repair other than those authorized by Thule.

No warranty is given for defects resulting from conditions beyond Thule’s control including, but not limited to, misuse, overloading, or failure to assemble, mount or use the product in accordance with Thule’s written instructions or guidelines included with the product or made available to the purchaser.

In the event that a product is defective, the purchaser should contact the Thule dealer from whom the product was purchased. If the dealer is not able to correct the defect, the purchaser should contact Thule in writing.

In the event that the product needs to be returned, a representative from Thule will provide the purchaser with the appropriate mailing address and any additional instructions. Please note that the purchaser will be responsible for mailing the product to Thule, with proof of purchase in the form of an original purchase invoice or receipt, and with a detailed description of the defect. The mailing costs will be refunded by Thule, upon presentation of the related mailing receipts.