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Oxygen Cylinder Bag

• The bag is made of 630 Denier waterproof material.
• Six is supported with shock-absorbing materials.

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Oxygen Cylinder Bag

• The bag is made of 630 Denier waterproof material.
• Six is supported with shock-absorbing materials.
• The lower part is properly elongated for 5-liter cylinders.
• Has a carrying strap.
• There is a large zippered section on the side for consumables.

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