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Daypack Classic
Topo Designs
Daypack Classic
$99.00
Description

　　The Daypack Classic: one of Topo Designs' first silhouettes. This stylish and functional pack is the ideal travel companion, schoolmate or pack mule whether you're commuting through town, across campus, or hitting the trail.

　　With a laptop sleeve, the Daypack Classic is great as an everyday work bag, yet it has enough room for extra layers on the trail. A 1000D recycled nylon exterior is both durable and resilient, while a coated 210D recycled nylon lines the inner compartment for easy clean up. Natural leather lash tabs are perfect for securing extra gear or attaching a bike light.

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Description
Brand:
Topo Designs
Gender:
Unisex
Materials:
1000D recycled nylon, 210D recycled nylon liner
Dimensions:
11"w x 19"h x 5"d
Volume:
1285 cu. in. / 21.6 L
Other Features:
  • Spacious main compartment
  • 100% recycled nylon
  • Top carry handle
  • U-shaped access to main compartment
  • Action leather lash tab
  • Internal sleeve fits most 15" laptops
  • External laptop sleeve fits most 15” laptops
  • Large diagonal exterior zippered pocket
  • Side water bottle pockets
  • Comfortable contoured padded shoulder straps
  • Heavy-duty #10 YKK zippers
  • Ice axe loop
  • PackFast™ Travel Bag attachment loops
  • Made in Vietnam
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