EVERKI Atlas Travel Friendly Laptop Backpack, 11-Inch to 15.6-Inch Adaptable Compartment (EKP121S15), Black

As a mobile professional, you know the demands of business travel; and you know that each leg of the journey comes with specific challenges. That's why we designed the Atlas Series of bags to handle all of travel's complexities, and loaded each bag with solutions to help make your trip streamlined and efficient. Every bag in the Atlas series is rich with flexible functionality and offers a multiplicity of organizational features that really work hard for you, while the intuitive design makes organizing a breeze. You'll find meaningful details throughout to meet your travel needs, like dedicated spaces to pack multiple devices including your laptop and tablet. So whether you're looking for a traditional style backpack or a wheeled solution; EVERKI's feature-rich Atlas Series of bags are the ideal choice. We've crafted the Atlas 15.6-inch laptop backpack with thoughtful details for all your traveling needs, like our 5-point balance strap system to lighten the load, and the quick-access top pocket for a boarding pass or phone. The dedicated technology compartment safely and securely stores up to a 15.6-inch laptop as well as your tablet, while the main compartment is large enough to carry whatever you need for an overseas flight from check-in to landing. Also, you'll find the Checkpoint Friendly design makes passing through security a breeze. Your business cards, magazines and accessories each have designated spots; and when you arrive at your destination, you're ready to step right into the business meeting. The Atlas – finally, the ideal traveling companion.

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