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£5 OFF Haglofs Tight Rucksack

The classic teardrop shape and thermoformed back panel that hugs the contours of your back have made the Haglofs Tight rucksack a firm favourite (even if the name is a tad weird). Now you can enjoy one for less, by downloading our discount voucher and using it in either of our stores.....

Available in Large (approximately 30L) (£60) and Medium (approximately 25L) (£50), colours may vary from that shown below

Tight is multi-purpose action bacpack that follows the movements of your body. Constructed in tough 450D Polyester and 420D Oxford Polyamide with a white coating to the inside. That might not seem particularly note-worthy but just look inside and you will immediately see what a difference it can make. No more delving around in a cavernous black hole looking for the forgotten Mars Bar that's always squashed in the bottom of a rucksack- with a white lining you can see everything!
To get £5 OFF your purchase download our discount voucher here, print out and present the voucher with your purchase in either our Harrogate or Peebles stores. Hurry because stocks are limited and the offer is only available until 24th December 2009.
These products are currently highlighted in our Peebles branch window displays where they will be on view until 28th December 2009. Prices and data may not be accurate after this time and inclusion on this blog entry does not indicate availability. Please contact our Peebles store directly before travelling in anticipation of a purchase.


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