Arctic HunterKodiak Camo Backpack, Laptop Bag and Briefcase
R699
About
The exciting, and incredibly functional Arctic Hunter KODIAK really is designed to please the everyday user. With a plentiful amount of well sized compartments and slots, plus a nicely hidden pocket for the safe storage of credit cards and smaller items, this versatile backpack is an absolute gem, providing a lovely blend of utility and style.
Made from LIGHT, but STURDY, water resistant camo designed fabric, with adjustable shoulder straps, and plenty of back padding, the KODIAK can be comfortably adjusted to suit your specific body contours.For extended periods away, the KODIAK is made to snuggly slip over the handles of larger travel bags, making travelling adventures just that little easier.
Whether you need a light backpack for general use, a sturdy and stylish laptop bag for work, or a neat and practical school bag, the KODIAK is built to meet your specific needs. With plenty of usefully sized cavities plus a super high-quality USB charging point feature you will be able to easily store your laptop, iPad, cellphone, books, writing pads, glasses and your general everyday items.
Practically, the executive standard Arctic Hunter KODIAK is a quality product and is 46 x 31 x 14cm in dimension.
Supporting the needs of a discerning buyer, the attention to detail in each one of global range of bags produced by Arctic Hunter embraces a very special “WOW” factor. Wherever you are in life, and wherever you are heading, the entire Arctic Hunter range is tastefully designed, versatile and highly funtional, enabling you to chooose that special bag which has been lovingly built to accompany you, on your personal journey.
Product Features
- Everyday use
- Hidden pocket for credit cards and smaller items
- Water-resistant
- Adjustable shoulder straps
- Back padding
- USB charging point
- Dimensions: 31 x 14 x 46cm
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