Backpacks | 3 Way 18 Expandable Briefcase

Mystery Ranch

3 Way 18 Expandable Briefcase

$159.20

Description

　　This briefcase was made to inspire your daily comings and goings with confidence and versatility, offering a suite of pockets and organizational options protected by water-resistant features like YKK® coated zippers. It’s crafted with durable CORDURA® fabric, so it will withstand the demands of even the most rigorous and lengthy commutes – all while caring better for the environment with partially recycled materials. And when you have your hands full, strap it on your back or sling it over your shoulder. The 3-Way 18 has your back in more ways than one.

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Description

Brand:

Mystery Ranch

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

112902

Gender:

Unisex

Weight:

2.7 lbs / 1.2 kg

Volume:

1100 cu in / 18 liters

Dimensions:

11 x 16.5 x 10.5 in / 28 x 42 x 27 cm

Materials:

500D Recycled CORDURA® re/cor Nylon
YKK® chain and coated zippers

Other Features:

Front rip-zip pocket with magnet buckle, mesh zippered pocket, and stretch fabric detail pockets
Expandable zipper design creates five more liters of space
Removable shoulder strap for when you want to transform into backpack mode
Stowable shoulder pads for switching back to briefcase or shoulder bag
Luggage handle slot on the body panel for rolling luggage
Main compartment has stretch woven detail pockets backed with soft material for headphones
Additional divider in the main compartment with a zippered pocket and stretch detail pockets
Handles on all sides of the bag make it easy to grab

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