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Rover Pack Classic Printed (Fall 2023)
Topo Designs
Rover Pack Classic Printed (Fall 2023)
$74.25
Description

　　With its timeless styling and durable build, the Rover Pack Classic is Topo Designs' most iconic laptop daypack silhouette. Designed for versatility in town or at the trailhead, this durable nylon daypack will hold up in any environment and stand out in all of them.

　　The Rover Pack Classic has a tough 1000D nylon base and lightweight, water-resistant pack cloth upper with a cinch top closure. An exterior front pocket and top flap pocket give quick access to smaller items and internal laptop sleeve keeps your computer secure. Expandable side pockets hold your water bottle or extra gear.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Topo Designs
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
942302
Gender:
Unisex
Made In:
Vietnam
Dimensions:
11"w x 17"h x 4.5"d
Volume:
1220 cu. in. / 20 L
Materials:
1000D recycled nylon, 420D recycled nylon, 210D recycled nylon on Blue/Khaki and Black/Khaki colors
Other Features:
  • Spacious main compartment
  • Flap top with dual side-release buckle closures
  • Drawstring cinch closure
  • Padded internal sleeve fits most 15-inch laptops
  • Large zippered top flap pocket
  • Large bottom zippered pocket
  • Adjustable side water bottle pockets
  • Dual side compression straps
  • Spacer mesh shoulder straps
  • Top carry handle
  • Heavy-duty YKK zippers
  • PackFast™ Travel Bag attachment loops
Sustainability:
  • Fair Wear certified production, meeting fair labor standards for the safety, health, and wellness of employees.
  • 100% recycled nylon with high abrasion resistance, equating to a longer product lifespan.
  • Fabrics from certified dye mills, ensuring the chemical composition of textile products consists of healthy and safe materials.
  • YKK heavy-duty zippers for durability.
  • MAP Guarantee™ Repairs Program through Topo Designs
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