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Your Ultra book is sleek and light, but some of your other essentials? Not so much. Once you add a power brick, your tablet, accessories like a presenter, smartphone, files for the office and more, you suddenly find yourself needing something that can help you carry it all in comfort. Plus you need to make sure your precious Ultra book and tablet are well padded and protected.
• Ultra book: Fits up to 13 inch & 14 inch
• Ultra book pocket: 330mm x 230mm x 25mm
• Tablet pocket: 270mm x 190mm x 30 mm
• Smartphone pocket: Universal
• Convenient front pockets
• Handy grab handle doubles as a trolley strap
• Stow-away water bottle holder to help keep you hydrated
• Reflective zippers for visibility at night
• Headphone port makes it easier to listen to your tunes
• Accessory pocket with carabineer clip for keys
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