Amazon has The North Face Surge Commuter Laptop Backpack (Timber Tan) for $74.83. Shipping is free.
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Product Description:
With a 31-liter volume, the Surge has more than enough room to accommodate your office essentials. It also has three large, easy-to-access zippered pockets on the front and a coveted endorsement from the American Chiropractic Association.
The FlexVent suspension system, certified by the American Chiropractic Association, features a flexible yoke built from custom injection-molded and shoulder straps, a padded mesh back and a lumbar panel for ventilated support.
This pack features a large main compartment for books and binders, a protective padded laptop sleeve, and a stand-up design to keep items securely inside. Also includes an external secure-zip pocket and two stretch mesh side pockets.
For everyday use, commuting or travel, this pack has a padded top handle and a removable waist belt for a custom fit. A sternum strap adds extra support, while a whistle buckle and reflective details improve safety and visibility.
Dimensions: 12" x 7" x 20" (30.5 cm x 17.8 cm x 50.8 cm); Laptop Sleeve: 15" x 11.5"; Avg Weight: 2 lbs 12 oz; Volume: 31 Liters. This item is not intended for use by children 12 and under.
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Amazon has The North Face Surge Commuter Laptop Backpack (Timber Tan) for $74.83. Shipping is free.
Note, for purchase via Amazon: Earn 10% back on this item when you pay with your Prime Visa Card (details). To verify, on the final checkout page, after selecting the "Additional reward details" link, the following message should appear in the popup: "Prime Card Bonus Offer: Get 5% Back, and additional 5% Back on the amount charged to this card."
Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for finding this deal.
Product Description:
With a 31-liter volume, the Surge has more than enough room to accommodate your office essentials. It also has three large, easy-to-access zippered pockets on the front and a coveted endorsement from the American Chiropractic Association.
The FlexVent suspension system, certified by the American Chiropractic Association, features a flexible yoke built from custom injection-molded and shoulder straps, a padded mesh back and a lumbar panel for ventilated support.
This pack features a large main compartment for books and binders, a protective padded laptop sleeve, and a stand-up design to keep items securely inside. Also includes an external secure-zip pocket and two stretch mesh side pockets.
For everyday use, commuting or travel, this pack has a padded top handle and a removable waist belt for a custom fit. A sternum strap adds extra support, while a whistle buckle and reflective details improve safety and visibility.
Dimensions: 12" x 7" x 20" (30.5 cm x 17.8 cm x 50.8 cm); Laptop Sleeve: 15" x 11.5"; Avg Weight: 2 lbs 12 oz; Volume: 31 Liters. This item is not intended for use by children 12 and under.
this one has the most storage pockets vs the other north face backpacks. it's good if you're hauling a lot of tech items.
the only issue is the bag gets stretched horizontally when the water bottle holders and those 2 side by side pockets are filled. it's awkwardly flat and the nylon feels like it's close to tearing
this one has the most storage pockets vs the other north face backpacks. it's good if you're hauling a lot of tech items.
the only issue is the bag gets stretched horizontally when the water bottle holders and those 2 side by side pockets are filled. it's awkwardly flat and the nylon feels like it's close to tearing
I'm looking for a bag with some structure. Will this stand up on it's own when filled?
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this one has the most storage pockets vs the other north face backpacks. it's good if you're hauling a lot of tech items.
the only issue is the bag gets stretched horizontally when the water bottle holders and those 2 side by side pockets are filled. it's awkwardly flat and the nylon feels like it's close to tearing
I bought the blue one a few weeks ago from macy's for $90 during a one day sale. I've owned several north face backpacks over the decades and I can tell you this is the last one I'm ever going to buy. Ever since VFF bought NF, the quality has gone down severely. The material is cheap and is barely there. I've noticed the same thing with Timberland after VFF bought them out. No more Timberland for me either.
I bought the blue one a few weeks ago from macy's for $90 during a one day sale. I've owned several north face backpacks over the decades and I can tell you this is the last one I'm ever going to buy. Ever since VFF bought NF, the quality has gone down severely. The material is cheap and is barely there. I've noticed the same thing with Timberland after VFF bought them out. No more Timberland for me either.
I bought the blue one a few weeks ago from macy's for $90 during a one day sale. I've owned several north face backpacks over the decades and I can tell you this is the last one I'm ever going to buy. Ever since VFF bought NF, the quality has gone down severely. The material is cheap and is barely there. I've noticed the same thing with Timberland after VFF bought them out. No more Timberland for me either.
VFF purchased North Face, Jansport, Eastpak, Eagle Creek, 55% of the backpack martket. So when you're comparing like Jansport to a North Face, you're comparing against the same company. The goods keep getting cheaper and thinner and flimsier etc. I would read a little bit about denier counts.
I'm just learning about it. But I'd imagine reputable companies like Filson still make good thick backpacks. I still have a while till I buy a new one since I just bought my Surge a few weeks ago, so I don't need to research it much yet.
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the only issue is the bag gets stretched horizontally when the water bottle holders and those 2 side by side pockets are filled. it's awkwardly flat and the nylon feels like it's close to tearing
the only issue is the bag gets stretched horizontally when the water bottle holders and those 2 side by side pockets are filled. it's awkwardly flat and the nylon feels like it's close to tearing
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the only issue is the bag gets stretched horizontally when the water bottle holders and those 2 side by side pockets are filled. it's awkwardly flat and the nylon feels like it's close to tearing
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VFF purchased North Face, Jansport, Eastpak, Eagle Creek, 55% of the backpack martket. So when you're comparing like Jansport to a North Face, you're comparing against the same company. The goods keep getting cheaper and thinner and flimsier etc. I would read a little bit about denier counts.
I'm just learning about it. But I'd imagine reputable companies like Filson still make good thick backpacks. I still have a while till I buy a new one since I just bought my Surge a few weeks ago, so I don't need to research it much yet.
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