The North Face Doubletrack 21 Rolling Backpack

Product Details

Style: ADVQ

With luggage charges everywhere you need a pack that does it all and can be carried on-board. The North Face's Doubletrack 21 is exactly what you need. The Doubletrack functions as a rolling backpack but also comes apart to give you a smaller daypack too. That means that you don't have to pack an extra bag you can use that precious space for more gear. To keep you covered The North Face added a water-resistant TPE laminate to the fabric so your gear stays dry while you're running to catch the bus.

Specs:

Volume: 45 liters total / 13 liters daypack
Dimensions: 22" x 14" x 6"
Average Weight: 11 lbs
Fit Range: 17-20"

Features:

Converts from rolling backpack to convenient daypack
Wheels and retractable handle for easy pull
Technical pack suspension for load maintenance
Stowable shoulder straps so you can throw on your back and go
Large pain compartment with compression straps
Padded laptop compartment for keeping computers safe
Secondary organized compartment
Side water bottle pockets and mesh pockets behind daypack
Airmesh back panel breathes to keep you cool

Questions and Answers

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"What is the interior measurements for the laptop padded compartment? Needing a size of 18" x 13" x 2" compartment for W701 Laptop."

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Question by Dorothy on 1/5/2011 - 10:54 am

"The dimension will fit anything under 22" x 14" x 6" "

Answer by Ashley (Peter Glenn Staff) on 2/17/2011 - 5:03 pm

"Is the product the same as the one in the picture? The reason I ask is because the new model has a single bar retractable handle and the there is a flap to cover the day pack. The one you have on your website is similar to the Doubletrack 28 in styling. "

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Question by Ady on 2/7/2012 - 5:18 pm

"This bag is from 2010, so that is why the new model looks different."

Answer by Martha (Peter Glenn Staff) on 2/8/2012 - 9:03 am