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Aphelia - Women's
Osprey
Aphelia - Women's
$99.95
Description

　　Stylish, comfortable, and straightforward laptop pack; 26L

　　Stylish and straightforward, the 26-liter Osprey Aphelia is a reliable pack with thoughtful features to ease your every day. Offering a fit designed for women, you’ll stay comfortable whether you’re dashing across town to run errands or taking a leisurely stroll on the towpath. A padded sleeve keeps your laptop protected and a front-panel pocket offers organization so you can easily and quickly access small staples, like pens, business cards, cords and more. Discreet mesh water bottle pockets help keep you hydrated on the go while giving the pack a more streamlined silhouette.

　　WARNING for California residents: This product can expose you to chemicals including dimethylformamide, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to oehha.ca.gov/proposition-65/about-proposition-65

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Description
Brand Name:
Osprey
Gender:
Women's
Cubic Inches:
1587
Liters:
26
Weight:
1.54 lbs / 0.7 kg
Dimensions:
18.52H X 11.82W X 9.85D IN. / 47H X 30W X 25D CM
Other Features:
ORGANIZATION
Multiple organization pockets, side stretch mesh pockets and dedicated laptop and file sleeves give you quick access to all of your daily items.
DESIGNATED LAPTOP AND TABLET SLEEVES
All 24/Seven Series adult packs have padded and safe storage for your laptop and tablet.
• Discreet side access dual stretch mesh water bottle pockets
• Upper side compression straps with tuckaway garage
• Front panel organization pocket with key clip
• Heat embossed scratch-free slash pocket
• Dual stretch mesh water bottle pockets
• Blinker light attachment
• Padded laptop sleeve and tablet sleeve
• Magazine / document sleeve and internal organization
FABRIC
-- Main: 210/420/630D Nylon Dobby Blend
-- Accent: 420HD Nylon Packcloth
-- Bottom: 210/420/630D Nylon Dobby
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