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Nova - Women's
Osprey
Nova - Women's
$119.95
Description

  Laptop-friendly pack combines comfort, function, durability and fit

  With as much attention to detail as Osprey's most technical packs, the women’s-specific Nova combines comfort, function, durability and fit for a bag you’ll reach for again and again to simplify your every day. Front-panel and internal organization ensure your belongings are in order and easily accessible while a large main compartment stores clothes, workbooks, snacks and other necessities you need for a day at the office, on campus or an uncomplicated weekend away. Upper and lower compression straps help stabilize your load, and a soft, breathable backpanel and harness keep you comfortable. Headed to the airport? Stay quick and efficient with a TSA-approved laptop sleeve.

  WARNING for California customers: This product can expose you to chemicals including dimethylformamide, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to oehha.ca.gov/proposition-65/about-proposition-65

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Description
Brand Name:
Osprey
Gender:
Women's
Cubic Inches:
1953
Liters:
32
Weight:
2.27 lbs / 1.03 kg
Dimensions:
18.12H X 11.82W X 11.82D IN.
Other Features:
• 210/420/630D Nylon Dobby Blend
• TSA friendly laptop pocket
• Front panel stretch mesh pocket
• Upper side compression straps with tuckaway garage
• Lower compression straps
• Front panel organization pocket with key clip
• Heat embossed scratch-free slash pocket
• Dual stretch mesh water bottle pockets
• Blinker light attachment
• Padded 15" laptop sleeve and tablet sleeve
• Magazine / document sleeve and internal organization
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