zzdsport
/
Camping and Hiking
/
Backpacks
/
Transporter Laptop Pack 30
Osprey
Transporter Laptop Pack 30
$150.00
Description

　　The Osprey Transporter Laptop Pack 30 features seven external pockets for maximum organization; a sleeve that fits up to 16" laptops, large main compartment, organizer, valuables pocket, two stretch water bottle pockets, and a hidden Cash Stash pocket.

　　WARNING for California customers: 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

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Osprey
Gender:
Unisex
Size:
One Size
Cubic Inches:
1831
Liters:
30
Dimensions:
18.9H x 14.17W x 11.02D in.
Weight:
2.002 lbs
Material:
bluesign®-approved 450D recycled polyester, PFAS-free DWR TPU Coated
Other Features:
  • Up to 16" laptop sleeve
  • 7 exterior pockets for organization
  • AirScape® backpanel for comfort
  • Stretch water bottle pocket
  • Organizer with key clip
  • Luggage pass-through
  • Hidden security pocket
Carry Information:
BACKPANEL
+ AirScape mesh-covered ridged foam backpanel
+ Soft breathable contact surface for comfortable feel
+ Adjustable sternum strap with safety whistle

HIPBELT
+ Removable 25 mm web hipbelt

WAIST
+ 25 mm web hipbelt
Previous Article：Arro 22 Backpack Next Article：Proxima 30 Daypack
Description
Comments
Welcome to zzdsport comments! Please keep conversations courteous and on-topic. To fosterproductive and respectful conversations, you may see comments from our Community Managers.
Sign up to post
Sort by
Show More Comments
Information Recommendation
Should ‘Negligent, Reckless’ Hikers Pay for Rescue? WA Sheriff Eyes SAR Fees
　　Unprepared hikers are getting stranded and injured in unprecedented numbers in Skamania County, Wash., and the sheriff has had enough. Now, Sheriff Summer Scheyer is advocating for an ordinance that would fine negligent or reckless hikers who require search and rescue (SAR). 　　Were not in the business of billing people per se, but I do want some type of deterrent,...
Comfortable Pack Puts Safety Up Front: Gregory Paragon 60 Backpack Review
　　As I ascended the trail in Northern Colorado’s Rocky Mountains, day hikers flowed past me heading back to the trailhead in the late afternoon sun. My group forged ahead into the backcountry for the night. On my back, the newly designed Gregory Paragon lightweight backpack held all of my gear comfortably as I climbed. 　　The Paragon is designed for backpackers seeking...
The Best Minimalist Running Shoes
　　The running world’s brief, passionate affair with the minimalist movement may have burnt out more than a decade ago, but minimalist running shoes are alive and well—and experts agree there are good reasons you should own a pair. 　　At a Glance Why Wear Minimalist Shoes? What Is a Minimalist Shoe? Maximizing Your Minimalist Experience Meet Our Lead Tester Minimalist shoe...
Armada Nismo Makes Nissan’s Biggest SUV More Powerful Than Its Sports Car
　　The fleet has just gotten more powerful. Nissans high-performance arm has applied its expertise to the Armada SUV for the first time, creating the new Nissan Armada Nismo. 　　This gives the U.S.-market SUV one of the best versions that the Japanese automaker had been saving for the rest of the world. 　　Nissan US Finally Brings What the World Has Had...
Grizzly Recovery Efforts, Once Booming, Now Face Limbo
　　Visit a mountain trailhead here in western Montana right now, and you might be treated to an unusual sight: car-size white cylinders. Those are grizzly capture devices, and they’re being staged ahead of a summer-long effort to count the bears and evaluate the ongoing success of a 40-year plan to restore their population across the northern Rockies. This year may be...
2026 Ford Explorer Gets the Off-Road Treatment With Tremor Model
　　Ford is applying its Tremor off-road branding to its entire line of trucks and SUVs. The latest to get the treatment is the three-row 2026 Explorer. 　　 　　Ford Tremor lineup; (photo/Ford) 2026 Explorer Tremor: Off-Road Goodies 　　 　　(Photo/Bryon Dorr) Of course, first, this new off-road–oriented machine gets bigger tires and a small lift. All-terrain tires, 31.5 inches tall, wrapped on...
Ski Industry Leaders Urge ‘No’ Vote to Protect Public Lands
　　The following column was submitted by Hannah Berman, senior sustainability and philanthropy manager atAspenSkiing Company, andBrody Leven, a professional skier andProtect Our Wintersathlete. 　　Sure, we think a lot about snow, water, and the future of our planet — but like you, we’re also trying to support our families and build a stable future. One of us climbs and skis steep...
See What’s Next: Top Outdoor Gear From Debut ‘Switchback’ Event
　　No longer a subevent within The Running Event, Switchback officially opened its doors to brands, retailers, and media for its first-ever standalone outdoor trade show. 　　While it was nowhere near the grandeur or size of the halcyon days of Outdoor Retailer, Switchback evoked much of the same buzz and anticipation that long rallied the industry into one place. Speakers, seminars,...
Opinion: Rebranded but Still Rotten, Sen. Mike Lee Updates His Public Land Sell-Off
　　Senator Mike Lee is backpedaling sort of. 　　After proposing a sell-off of 3 million acres of public land, he was met with a massive backlash from hunters, anglers, ranchers, and public land users across the country. 　　The Senate parliamentarian dealt him another blow, ruling that public land sales can’t be included in the reconciliation package he planned to use to...
Paddling Western NC With an Olympian
　　Bryson City, North Carolina, is more than just a postcard-perfect mountain town — it’s where professional kayaker Evy Leibfarth learned to paddle and found her footing as a competitor and person. “To me, Bryson City is just where it all started — kind of where I found myself, Leibfarth says. 　　On her home turf, the Nantahala River, Leibfarths days are...
French Alpinist Becomes First to Ski — And Climb — All 4,000m Peaks in the Alps
　　A French skier has just become the first person to climb and ski every mountain in the Alps higher than 4,000m (12,000 feet). After chipping away at the project for 15 years, Vivian Bruchez scaled the final peak on June 20. 　　“Happy to announce today that I have finished the final peak of this adventure, Bruchez wrote on Instagram (translated...
Senate Parliamentarian Blocks Public Land Sales in Budget Bill
　　In a major development for public land advocates, the Senate parliamentarian, Elizabeth MacDonough, has ruled that a proposal to sell off federal land cannot be included in the GOP-backed budget reconciliation package. 　　The decision effectively blocked Senator Mike Lee’s plan to privatize up to 3 million acres of public land as part of the party’s housing initiative, for now. 　　...
About
Terms and Conditions Privacy policy Cookie Settings Contact Us
Services
Login register
zzdsport Womens Mens Outdoor Activities Camping Camping and Hiking
Links
zpostcode Recruit weather mreligion Yellowpages sport constellation shopping name game directory literature Word tour furnish Lottery tftnews lyrics News digital car dir Edu Finance
Copyright 2023-2026 - www.zzdsport.com All Rights Reserved