Booq Cobra Brief, Black

Cobra brief brings luxuriously refined freshness to a mid-size business laptop bag with an ultra clean look and superior functionality, and incorporates some of the most durable materials and components. Featuring a nicely padded laptop compartment lined in a silky smooth fabric and sized to fit a 15 or 17-inch MacBook (or up to 16.4-inch PC laptop), quick-access exterior pockets perfectly dimensioned for iPad, a main compartment outfitted with a large-format zippered pocket and Nappa leather-trimmed open pockets for iPad charger, iPhone, wallet or pens, this highly functional bag offers just the right balance of capacity and compact size. Cobra brief provides three carrying methods: experience the comfort of the extra long shoulder pad's breathable air mesh fabric, which incorporates a high quality non-slip surface application that prevents the bag from sliding off your shoulders, feel the ergonomically sculpted Nappa leather-wrapped carrying handles, or simply pass your luggage trolley handle through a seatbelt nylon strap on the back of the bag. While tough 1680 denier ballistic nylon was chosen for the exterior, a silky-smooth genuine nylon with Nappa leather trims are the materials of choice for the interior. To contrast the polished look of this business bag's high-end gunmetal hardware, a water-resistant bottom of ballistic nylon material adds much-deserved protection from the beating of the everyday kind you will almost certainly inflict with ease. Each Cobra brief is tagged with a gunmetal-framed Terralinq serial number. Once registered, the Booq Terralinq service may help reunite you with your lost and found bag.

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