The North Face25L Access O2 Backpack
R1,999
About
Our most innovative backpack was created with the modern-day commuter in mind, and now we’re bringing you a lightweight edition. The updated FlexVent™ suspension system features a flexible yoke built from custom injection-molded shoulder straps, an unbelievably comfortable, padded mesh back panel, and a highly breathable lumbar panel for maximum breathability all day long.
Product Features
- The laptop-ejector handle lifts your laptop out of its pocket for quick access
- Stand-up construction
- The main compartment effortlessly springs open with a push of the custom-designed button for quick and easy access
- Ejector tab in the fleece-lined tablet pocket ejects your device with just a pull
- Two external, vertical zippers are protected by the foam frame Integrated ladderlocks in the shoulder straps allow for seamless adjustability
- The updated FlexVent™ suspension system features a flexible yoke built from custom injection-molded shoulder straps, an unbelievably comfortable, padded mesh back panel and a highly breathable lumbar panel for maximum breathability all day long
- The spring steel frame and foam body provide extra protection for your gear
Product Specifications
- Style: NF0A3KUR
- Volume: 25L
- Dimensions: 5cm x 31.75cm x 17.8cm
- Laptop sleeve: 39.4cm x 26.7cm
- Average weight: 1720g
- Fabric: 400D Nylon/Polyester Heather Emboss
- Guarantee: 2 year warranty
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