The North Face28L Jester Lightweight Backpack
R579
About
The ultimate campus pack, the redesigned, 28-litre Jester doesn't play around when it comes to protecting and organizing your gear. The main compartment features a padded 15" laptop sleeve, and is roomy enough to also accommodate your books and binders. A front compartment with internal organization has a padded tablet sleeve, and bungee cords crisscrossing the front of the pack are perfect for stuffing your jacket and bike helmet under for convenient, hands-free walks from class to class.
Product Features
- Our classic 28-liter Jester was redesigned with a comfortable back panel and shoulder straps
- The FlexVent™ suspension system features a flexible yoke built from custom injection-molded shoulder straps, a padded mesh back panel and a breathable lumbar panel.
- Padded laptop sleeve in the main compartment protects your goods from bumps and falls
- Large main compartment for books and binders
- Front compartment with internal organization has an extra padded tablet sleeve, a pendolier and additional secure-zip pockets
- Reflective bike-light loop, water bottle tabs and shoulder-strap webbing create 360 degrees of reflectivity
- Two extended mesh water bottle pockets
- Updated front elastic bungee system for external storage
- Comfortable padded top handle
- Sternum strap with whistle buckle
Product Specifications
- Average weight: 820g
- Volume: 28L
- Dimensions: 48.9cm X 31.8cm X 22.9cm
- Laptop sleeve: 29.2cm X 34.3cm
- Fabric: 600D Polyester Emboss, 600D Polyester Print, 300D Heather Polyester
- Guarantee: Lifetime warranty
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