Flint Knappy - Outdoor Drawstring Bag

The Idaho Panhandle is rich in Native American history; with several groups including the Kalispel, Coeur d’Alene, Confederated Salish, Kootenai, Nez Perce, and Spokane tribes having utilized the land in various areas and capacities. Sadly, most signs of their passage are now long gone, or are currently located on private lands. You don’t often hear of anyone finding artifacts, like stone arrowheads anymore, but odds are they’re out there. If you ever find yourself out hiking along some unmarked trail, and have “one of those feelings”; take a moment to soak it in and ponder over the past hunter-gatherer who likely placed their moccasins along the same trail decades prior…possibly even at the same very moment, back in time.

This drawstring bag is here to become a daily go-to choice that is both stylish and practical. On top of good looks, the broadcloth fabric makes each bag supremely soft to the touch.

.: 100% polyester broadcloth
.: One size: 14" × 13" (33 cm × 36 cm)
.: Black back
.: Durable polyester black braided cord

 *Keep in mind that all quoted measurements were taken while the bag is lying flat.