Product Description
This coveted 29-liter daypack efficiently holds all your gear and keeps you organized whether you're using it to store goods that make you smarter, or stronger. Available in a variety of colors, this nylon pack is lightweight and durable for everyday use. Pack features one large main zip pocket with a laptop sleeve (fits most 15" laptops) with hydration port exit to keep your thirst in check on your journey. FEATURES FlexVent™ injection-molded shoulder straps with a top layer of Atilon foam for added support and bottom layer of PE foam for added comfort Comfortable, padded Airmesh back panel with Spine Channel and PE sheet for extra back support Integrated reflective light loop Winged, stowable hipbelt Large main compartment with laptop sleeve (fits most 15" laptops), organization and hydration port Secondary compartment with organization Large front mesh drop pocket Small front panel stash pocket Mesh side water bottle pockets Safety whistle located on chest buckle Endorsed by the American Chiropractic Association (ACA)
| List Price: | $98.95 |
| Price: | $76.88 |
| as of Fri, 18 Jan 2013 05:25:52 GMT ***Remember, deals price on this item for sale just for limited time*** | |
Product Details
- Size: one size, One Size
- Color: Jake Blue Emboss
- Brand: The North Face
- Model: A92XYL3
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 2.50 pounds
Features
- FlexVentTM injection-molded shoulder straps with a top layer of Atilon foam and bottom layer of PE foam for added support
- Comfortable, padded Airmesh back panel with Spine Channel and PE sheet for extra back support
- Integrated reflective light loop
- Winged, stowable hipbelt
- Mesh side water bottle pockets
Customer Reviews
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By Tanner Leslie
This is a great backpack that really fit what I was looking for. The straps are pretty comfortable, and the capacity is ok. I can fit my macbook pro, and maybe 3 2" Binders in the main compartment. The handle located at the top, between straps is strangely small and thin, I'm worried it's going to rip. I expected a thick and padded handle, this is almost hard to hold onto. There are also some extremely unnecessary straps that will dangle maybe a foot below the bottom while wearing, I have since stuffed them into a pocket so they won't trip me or look stupid. Other than those oddities, the backpack does its job, and I'm pleased.
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