Backpack – Roll-Top Closure, Welded Seams and a 15-Inch Laptop Sleeve

Backpack – Everything Inside Stays Dry, Including the Laptop

A commuter pack that closes by rolling the top down and clipping it shut, so there is no zip for water to creep through. The seams are welded rather than stitched. A padded sleeve on the back panel takes a laptop up to 15 inches.

Why choose a roll-top backpack?

On a bike, the opening is where water gets in first and the stitching is where it gets in second. A roll-top with welded seams closes off both. The laptop sleeve is reachable from the back panel, so you do not have to open the main compartment in the rain.

• Roll-top with buckle — fold it over three times and clip; no zip to leak through.
• Welded seams — the panels are bonded, so water does not track along the stitching.
• Padded laptop sleeve — holds a 15-inch machine in its own compartment.
• Padded back panel — spreads the load across your back instead of two straps.
• Four muted colors — quiet tones that suit a workday as much as a weekend.

Load it, roll it, ride, and open it to find everything exactly as dry as you left it.

Roll the top down at least three full turns before clipping the buckle; that fold is what makes the seal. Reach the laptop through the back opening without disturbing the main space. Wipe the outside with a damp cloth when it picks up road grit.

Specifications

• Roll-top closure with buckle
• Welded seams throughout
• Padded sleeve fits laptops up to 15 in
• Padded back panel

Pack it and go, weather or not.