VangoRunway 40 Grey 40L Backpack
R1,499
About
Runway 40 combines sleek looks with the robust outdoor construction expected from Vango. kit The Protex 4:2 fabric used is strong and durable thanks to its ripstop six coated construction. Near silent wheels have been incorporated to make traveling through the airport a more tranquil experience. With a large main compartment and substantial front section including organiser pockets and padded tablet and laptop compartments. This well balanced weekend bag is a reliable companion for the frequent traveler.
Product Features
- Protex 4:2 Fabric – An innovative new fabric from Vango. Made with 420D Ripstop polyester with 2 coatings of PU on the inner face and 4 PU coatings on the outer face providing the perfect lightweight and durable combination.
- Keeps laptop safe and secure with retaining strap and internal padding. For laptops up to 38.1cm / 16 Inch
- Full zip access to main compartment – Provides quick access to pack contents
- Organisation pocket – Keep essentials safe and easy to access
- Zip mesh pocket inside the lid – Allows easy storage and identification of contents
- Central grab handle – For easy carrying and moving
- Two wheeled chassis – With extendable handle for easy travelling
- Side grab handle – for easy transportation
- Side Compression Straps – to secure your load
- High contrast, compressible internal straps – Keeps contents tidy and secure
- Duraflex buckles – Strong and reliable.
Product Specification
- Weight: 2.74kg
- Dimensions: L22.0 x H53.0 x W34.0cm
- Volume: 40L
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