- Capacity:: Approx. 1,584 cu. in., 25.9 L.
- Weight:: 1.2 lbs.
- Dimensions:: 17"H x 11.75"W x 5.75"D.
Wharf Street Commuter Pack
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Product Details
A simple, understated pack designed with thoughtful features and padded laptop storage for commuting and travel. Made of rugged 100% recycled nylon with subtle texture.
- 100% recycled polyester lining.
- 100% recycled 420-denier nylon.
- Trolley sleeve for use with rolling luggage.
- Padded back and padded adjustable straps with mesh for breathability.
- Roomy main compartment.
- Nylon rope zipper pulls.
- Large zip pocket in front for a notebook or planner.
- Grab loop on top.
- Padded sleeve accommodates laptops up to 17".
- Back zip pocket for easy-grab items like keys.
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Jillian Z par
The best backpack ever!
This is so lightweight, roomy and minimalistic looking backpack, perfect for the office. I saw it in the store and seeing how light it is, I knew I had to buy one! I love this backpack and the green color is just perfect for the office and even traveling! I wish there were more colors, I would definitely buy another color for traveling.
Date de publication: 2026-07-21
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Personal item par
The right bag
Perfect for more remote travel without being a camping pack.
Date de publication: 2026-06-30
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Anonyme par
Right sized backpack with comfortable straps
I was replacing my 1984 era LLBean backpack. For travelling, I sought a simple backpack with flexible padded straps & tiny bit of padding for a laptop. I was looking for a bag without hard plastic back or shaped plastic straps. So many of the other brands now have hard plastic in both locations. Real zippers with metal zipper pulls - to secure the bag was essential. My last two backpacks lasted forever, one from 1984 - that's a bit small so I don't take it on long trips, the other from sometime in late 90s. This commuter pack seems to meet that simple spot to carry a laptop, jacket, hat & umbrella.
Date de publication: 2026-06-09
