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Sailing without noise
From 2026 IMO regulations transform yachts: hybrid propulsion, hydrogen cells, materials like mycelium and cork become normality. Now sustainability at sea is no longer experiment but increasingly close goal. For those wanting to experience it truly next summer, best thing is book now.
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349,00 €Cabin Luggage Size: 55x40x20 cm• Weight: 2.7 kg• Volume: 32 liters• Material: Expanded E.V.A. rubber, 62% recycled• Finish: Satin• Lining: 100% recycled PES fabric• Lock: TSA combination lock• Zipper: Water-resistant• Trolley Handle: Single aluminum tube• Wheels: Two removable wheels• Warranty: 5 years Explore the world with Pop-Up, a two-wheeled rubber trolley, Made in Italy, cabin-sized luggage that combines innovative design with the use of recycled materials for a more conscious way of traveling. Pop-Up is lightweight and unbreakable, made from E.V.A. rubber with over 60% recycled material, available in 10 different colors.The lining, made from 100% recycled PES fabric, comes in 12 color variations, is washable, and can be mixed and matched to create a unique and exclusive travel companion. The durability of Pop-Up is ensured by its two silent and resistant wheels, which are removable for easy cleaning or replacement in case of wear or accidental damage. The White Dolomiti color, bright and luminous, reflects the purity and majesty of these snow-covered mountains in northern Italy, offering you elegance and sophistication on every journey. Pop-Up is perfect for the conscious traveler who wants to stand out, appreciates design and values the excellence of Made in Italy.
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