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Quest Checker Senior Scholar Backpack Grey
From R783.02 ex VAT
This Quest Tie-Dye Scholar 30L Backpack is practical for daily student or young professional use. It has a 30L capacity and water-resistant fabric. Multiple compartments help organise items, making it a dependable Quest choice.
This Quest Tie-Dye Scholar 30L Backpack offers a practical general promotional item for students and young professionals. Its durable design makes it suitable for daily use.
- Features a generous 30L capacity, with dimensions of L:7cm x W:40cm x H:46cm.
- Constructed with a water-resistant outer fabric that is easy to clean.
- Includes adjustable shoulder straps for comfortable carrying and multiple compartments for organising books and personal items.
- Designed to fit a 15.6" laptop and has convenient side pockets for water bottles.
- Weighs 1kg, ensuring it remains lightweight even when packed.
This backpack is an excellent choice for general promotional branding, offering high visibility for your logo.
Backpacks
This Quest Tie-Dye Scholar 30L Backpack is practical for daily student or young professional use. It has a 30L capacity and water-resistant fabric. Multiple compartments help organise items, making it a dependable Quest choice.
From R783.02 ex VAT
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| Quantity | Unit Price |
|---|---|
| 1+ | R783.02 ex VAT |
| 3+ | R754.38 ex VAT |
| 10+ | R723.00 ex VAT |
| 25+ | R699.12 ex VAT |
| 50+ | R681.05 ex VAT |
| 100+ | R662.99 ex VAT |
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