Eastpak Pinnacle Backpack - Bag For School,Travel, Work, or Bookbag - Black Denim
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Eastpak Pinnacle Backpack - Bag For School,Travel, Work, or Bookbag - Black Denim
- Durable Eastpak Construction: This backpack is crafted from a 60% nylon, 40% polyester blend
- Comfortable: Padded shoulder straps and back panel are perfect for work, , travel, and hiking
- Roomy Backpack: 16.5" high, 12.6" wide, 10" deep; great as laptop bag, bookbag, or travel carry-on
- Iconic Eastpak Backpack: Roomy, zippered main compartment with front pockets
- Classic Look, Comfortable Construction: Eastpak's iconic designs are built to last
- This item is not intended to be used by children 12 and under
With a quilted padded back thats suitable for a comfy walk with your laptop, the EASTPAK Pinnacle is the ultimate carry-all for the techy traveller. For the one who likes to keep busy and on the go, the Pinnacle also features an organiser pocket with a detachable key keeper. The EASTPAK pinnacle is available in many great colours and designs. .Front mesh pocket .Two large compartments .Comfortable quilted padded back .Thick padded shoulder straps with SGS .Organizer pocket with detachable key keeper
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