Dashpack 15 L
Built in the USA, the Dashpack is a modern slim-profile 15 L backpack designed for everyday commuting and lightweight travel. Rainproof exterior is constructed from 1680D DWR ballistic nylon and YKK AquaGuard® #8 water-repellant zippers. Interior is reinforced with 210D double-walled ripstop nylon.
The unique shoulder harness design is made with 4-panel seatbelt webbing and Duraflex Sliplok® buckles to feature a sleek, clean fit with no dangling straps interfering. Shoulder and back panels are padded with Evazote® high-density closed-cell EV50 foam for maximum comfort.
Primary laptop sleeve in main interior fits a 15" notebook computer and is elevated + padded for enhanced protection. Auxiliary back-facing compartment comfortably holds a 14" laptop (and up to a slim 15"), with an internal mesh pocket large enough to fit a 10" tablet for convenient access. Compartment is hidden when bag is worn for added safeguarding.
Front ladder-stitched webbing is built for add-on attachments and made from 4000lb critical use Class I Mil-Spec webbing. Top handle and side cam compression straps made from 2500lb critical use Class I Mil-Spec webbing.
Additional features include hidden front vertical compartment with embedded D-ring / cord organizer + admin zipper pocket, main interior mesh pocket + extra ripstop pocket, exterior sidearm D-ring, interior rooftop D-ring, and dual external water bottle holders.
Handmade in the USA with local materials. Each Dashpack comes with three black 550 paracord zipper pulls.
Data sheet • Product codes
- Size47 × 28 × 11 cm
- Material1680D DWR ballistic nylon, 210D double-walled ripstop nylon interior
- ZipperYKK® AquaGuard®
- Weight907 g
- WarrantyLifetime warranty
- Volume15 L
- Made inUnited States
- Laptop slotUp to 15/16"
Arktype
Arktype is an everyday gear design and manufacturing company based in San Francisco, with a mission to make quality gear for the modern professional.
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