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Arc'teryx Blade 30 Backpack

$198.95

Description

3 Reviews

Arc'teryx Blade 30 Backpack

The perfect carry-on size bag, the Arcteryx Blade 30 Backpack is an overnight travel bag and laptop bag all-in-one. The easily accessible laptop slot helps you breeze through airport security like a pro, while the backpack straps make for easy carrying. Arcteryx pads the bottom and sides to help protect your computer, and the thermoformed backpanel delivers a comfortable ride. The suitcase-style main compartment opening makes for easy access to your travel clothes. A zippered divider helps you stay organized as does the small front organizer pocket. There is even a concealed passport security pocket in the back panel and a large document pocket inside the pack. The Arcteryx Blade 30 Backpack is big enough for overnight use and small enough for easy airline travel; it is your ticket to staying organized on the road.

Material: 1260D Invista Ballistic Superpack nylon
210D Plain Weave nylon
630D Invista HT Superpack nylon
Stretch-woven fabric (backpanel)
Suspension: Dual-density shoulder straps with cell/PDA/MP3 attachment straps
Aluminum stay for durable support
HDPE framesheet
Top grab handle
Padded bottom and sides
High-visibility lining
Overnight/ Carry-on capability
Thermoformed backpanel
Suitcase-style fully opening main compartment
Large volume top pocket with key clip
Front pocket with organization slots
Wide-opening compartment pockets
Adjustable suspended internal laptop sleeve with laminated protector
Large document pocket
Passport/ boarding pass security pocket concealed in back panel
Laptop Size: Standard 17 inch laptop
Molded zipper garages
Volume: 30 liters
Weight: 1.6 kg, 3 lb 8 oz

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Reviews - Arc'teryx Blade 30 Backpack

Review75 - 2011-05-25

Quality Bag
Good materials and construction. Haven't use it yet but seems solid. Appears larger than I thought, not sure if it would count as just a personal item as opposed to a carry on. In any event, well crafted bag.

Cowboy - 2011-02-18

Quality Laptop Bag
I bought the Blade 30 to replace my flimsy Timbuktu laptop bag. The Blade's nylon material is much heavier and more substantial - and the bag thus keeps it's form. Also - the laptop holder is secure and armored - I have no worries about it being damaged. Inside the bag is spacious - enough room for an overnight business trip. But the bag is still perfect for daily use - It goes with me everywhere. Best thing about the bag is the side entry for the laptop and other compartments. The bag will sit on it's side alone, keeping it's form, making it very handy to move stuff in and out. I know it's expensive. I wanted the Blade 30, but hesitated because of the cost and instead "saved" $100 on the Timbuktu bag - only to learn you get what you pay for. This is a quality bag you'll appreciate daily. Don't be scared by the price. It's worth it.

Mtngoat - 2010-12-07

Versatile travel bag
Excellent travel pack. I hate, and absolutely refuse to check luggage. My goal with this pack was to get a bag I can travel with internationally for 2 weeks. I think this pack comes as close as I'm reasonably going to get. Construction quality is fantastic, the load balancing in this is better than any bag I've used. This is designed more for casual travel, and doesn't have the waist and chest straps of a true hiking pack, however, you also don't have a bunch of extra straps dangling around either, when 99% of the time, you don't need them. I recently took a 4 day trip and packed 2 pairs of pants, one sweater, four shirts, 4 pairs of socks, 4 pairs of boxers, and a pair of trail running shoes, an iPad, a DSLR, and some accessories. Was it pushed to the max? Yep. However, if I didn't pack the shoes, I could have easily have gotten 2 more shirts and another pair of pants. The separate compartment made it pretty nice to be able to place my stuff without wadding it up into a ball, which is what usually happens when I take a top loading pack. You don't look like you're storming the mountains with this pack. It's square-ish and strap free. It's as "professional" as your going to look with a backpack.