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SideKick

Skyrise Tent Shoe Storage Bag

SKU: #8007423

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$39.00
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$39.00
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$89.99

The SideKick shoe bag keeps muddy, stinky footwear hanging outside the SkyRise tent, but within reach for a quick grab-and-go.Designed to hold a pair of large hiking boots or a few pair of lighter shoes, the bag slides into the SideTrack™ on the outside edge of the SkyRise floor for easy access from inside or outside the tent. Extra pockets organize and store small items like flashlights, smartphones, and smelly socks. Plus, it's made from durable, waterproof 500D material and has a hook and loop closure lid to protect your shoes from the elements.

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  • Hanging storage bag keeps dirty shoes outside the SkyRise tent where they belong
  • Slides into the SkyRise SideTrack™ for quick and easy attachment to the outside edge of the tent floor
  • Designed to keep shoes and socks within reach from inside and outside the tent so you can easily lace back up and go
  • Accessory pockets inside and out hold stinky socks and small essentials
  • Durable, waterproof 500D tarpaulin material protects contents from wet weather
  • Lid seals with hook and loop closure to shut out the elements
  • Measures 11" x 15" x 7" and can handle a big pair of hiking boots or a couple pair of shoes
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      M
      Mickey

      Product works great with my overlander tent.

      J
      John
      Work Great

      A much needed and well made accessory for your SkyRise. They even allow you to use them with the Annex, so good job Yakima for thinking that through.