16" Sagano EcoSmart Travel Backpack - Black/Grey

This backpack is manufactured from recycled materials, the eco-friendly Sagano EcoSmart Travel Backpack was made to carry 16 inch laptops and other vital gear with flair and ease, whether you're catching a flight or going on a bike ride to campus.Contributing multiple pockets and a modern appearance, this bag is equipped with safety features like the SafePort Sling Protection System to safeguard your laptop from the inside, while the RFID-blocking pocket helps keep your information safe from the outside. . On-trend, two-tone, minimalistic design.. Dedicated, padded laptop compartment with SafePort Sling Protection System.. Ergonomic shoulder straps and padded back with breathable mesh fabric for air ventilation Trolley strap secures to rolling luggage.. Made from 9 recycled PET bottles.. Approximate package dimensions (mm) H 490 W 80 D 326. Package weight 810g*Please note that this product is delivered direct from our supplier and may take a little longer to arrive - Manufacturers part number: TBB634GL

• No need to dig to the bottom of your bag for a drink, keep your water bottles in their designated pockets, or have snacks handy in the exterior pocket for that midday lull
• This bag uses a suspension cradle, avoiding contact between the device and the bag’s base during accidental drops; On the exterior, its front RFID-blocking pocket helps prevent theft from the outside
• 9 plastic bottles were kept out of our waterways and landfills, shredded into small flakes, re-polymerised into plastic pellets, heated and spun into yarn that was stitched, and sewn into the fabric of this EcoSmart bag
• This travel backpack's ultra-comfortable mesh back allows for easy air flow to help keep you cool; It even has a trolley strap to slip onto your rolling luggage, plus a hideaway rain cover in case of inclement weather
• Made from recycled materials, the eco-friendly Sagano EcoSmart Travel Backpack was created to carry 16” laptops and other essential gear with style and ease - whether you’re catching a flight or a bike ride to campus