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Avg Weight: 2 lbs 10 oz (1182 g)
Volume: 1770 in3 (29 liters)
Fabric: 420D nylon, 600D polyester print, 1680D ballistics nylon
FlexVent ™ injection-molded shoulder straps with additional PE foam for added comfort
Comfortable, padded Airmesh back panel with Spine Channel and PE sheet for extra back support

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2 of 4 people found the following review helpful

Great Backpack, Some Missing/Strange features, September 12, 2012

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This is a great backpack that really fit what I was looking for. The straps are pretty comfortable, and the capacity is ok. I can fit my macbook pro, and maybe 3 2" Binders in the main compartment. The handle located at the top, between straps is strangely small and thin, I'm worried it's going to rip. I expected a thick and padded handle, this is almost hard to hold onto. There are also some extremely unnecessary straps that will dangle maybe a foot below the bottom while wearing, I have since stuffed them into a pocket so they won't trip me or look stupid. Other than those oddities, the backpack does its job, and I'm pleased.