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The North Face Recon
$89.00
Released January, 2009
The Pros:Hydration bladder pocket can easily handle a 15" laptop. Well-organized pocket system features mesh and waterproof sections. Subtle look and general functionality make it suitable for everyday use while its rugged build quality makes it suitable for more extreme usage (hiking, rock climbing).
The Cons:FlexVent shoulder straps tend to be on the firm/stiff side.
The North Face's Recon daypack is intended for light outdoors trip or use as a book bag. It has an internal laptop sleeve that should fit most 15" laptops, and external side pouches for water bottles.
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it also has a water hose port for internal hydration system expansions, if desired. It has a front mesh drop pocket, and a single large main compartment. The back panel is mesh and features extra padding, as do the shoulder straps. There is a single water-resistant zip pocket to store small items. This pack comes in a variety of colours as well.
Features
- Large main compartment
- 15" Laptop sleeve
- Mesh drop pocket
- Water-resistant zip pocket
- Dual water-bottle pockets
- Hydration port
- Mesh padded back liner
- Reflective sections
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Hydration bladder pocket can easily handle a 15" laptop.
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Well-organized pocket system features mesh and waterproof sections.
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Subtle look and general functionality make it suitable for everyday use while its rugged build quality makes it suitable for more extreme usage (hiking, rock climbing).
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Subtle, low-profile visual aesthetic.
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A ton of D-links and attachment points for easy access to important items (flashlight, water bottle, etc.)
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Sturdy stitching and zippers allow this bag to hold ~50lbs of gear quite easily.
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FlexVent shoulder straps tend to be on the firm/stiff side.
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