The BAETULI is a slim, ultra-lightweight bag that sits close to the body. It is built like our KALARE, but here it is made from polyamide, vegan apple leather, and paracord, weighing only around 150 grams.
The magnetic FIDLOCK closure opens with one touch, everything is secure in the zippered pocket, and the compartment on the back provides space for a boulder brush, pens, or cards. Inside, a carabiner holds your keys.
It accompanies you to the bouldering wall, on trips, and on all those days when you only want to take the essentials with you. The BAETULI was created together with our friends Hagar and Jonathan, who founded the label baetulī and are avid boulderers themselves.
DETAILS
Dimensions: 26 × 18 cm
Weight: approx. 150 g
Paracord strap: max. 120 cm
Closure
A magnetic FIDLOCK closure opens with one touch.
Interior
Inside there is a zippered pocket and a carabiner for your keys.
Exterior
On the back, there is a compartment for a boulder brush, pens, cards, or other small items.
Carrying
The BAETULI hangs on an adjustable paracord strap.
MATERIAL & CARE
Polyamide
The fabric is made of 100% polyamide. It is tear-resistant, lightweight, and stands up well to movement and strain.
Care: If necessary, wipe it down with a damp cloth and let the bag air dry, keeping it away from heaters and direct heat.
Vegan apple leather
The apple leather is a plant-based alternative to leather and is made in Italy from apple waste from the juice industry. It is soft, durable, and free of animal ingredients.
Care: Wipe it down with a damp cloth if necessary and let it air dry.
Paracord
The adjustable strap is made of nylon. It is robust and requires no special care.
DELIVERY TIMES AND SHIPPING
If your bag is in stock, we will ship it within 5 working days. If it is being made specifically for you, please allow 4 to 6 weeks.
We ship worldwide with DHL. You can find all shipping costs and details on our shipping page.
Do you need it by a certain date? Send us an email at hello@haenska.com, and we will be happy to see what we can do.
