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Port Designs Torino II 15.6" Backpack-Black

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The Port Designs Torino II 15.6" Backpack in black is a 15L polyester backpack with padded compartments for a 15.6" notebook and tablet, plus a front pocket for accessories. It weighs 534g.

Port Designs Torino II 15.6" Backpack-Black

The Port Designs Torino II 15.6" Backpack in black is a functional and stylish option for carrying daily essentials and a laptop. Designed for both end-consumers and resellers in South Africa, this backpack offers protection for electronic devices and space for personal items.

  • Holds notebooks up to 15.6" (40.6 cm) screen size.
  • Dedicated padded compartment for notebooks (38.6 x 26.7 x 3.0 cm) and a separate tablet pocket.
  • Constructed from durable polyester with a monochromatic black finish.
  • Offers 15 litres of storage volume.
  • Features a quick-access front pocket for small accessories.
  • Weighs 534g.

This backpack is suitable for daily commutes, university, or general travel, providing organised storage and protection for your devices.

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