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Brand & Product | Alpaka Elements Tech Case Max X-Pac |
SKU | AD010330103 |
Barcode | 9331615864987 |
Warranty | 2 Year Warranty |
Dimensions | 24 x 15.50 x 9.50cm ( 9.45"x 6.1"x 3.74" ) |
Weight | 330g (0.73lbs) |
Volume | 2.8L (0.74gallons) |
Material | X-Pac® VX21 |
Made In | China |
Returns | 100 day free returns |
Shipping | Free shipping, orders over $99 |
About Alpaka
Alpaka is a small company with big dreams and ambitions and although they live in a big city, they also love the outdoors. This is why they create high quality goods that thrive in both urban and natural areas. Alpaka offers premium travel bags and accessories.
The Elements Tech Case Max is designed to keep you clutter-free and it can transform into a sling helping you stay hands-free when on the go.
Easy access with plenty of internal space and exceptional organisation to fit your daily needs. Can also be used as a desk organiser.
Features of Alpaka Elements Tech Case Max
- Transforms into a sling bag (strap included)
- Accordion-style organisation
- 100% carbon neutral
- Fits an iPad Mini 6
- Fits a foldable headphones
- 840D Ballistic Nylon back panel
- 12 thoughtfully designed pockets across 3 compartments
- Blood orange honeycomb 200D Ripstop Nylon
- Weatherproof fabrics and YKK zippers
- Integrated carry handle
- Cable pass-through
About Alpaka
Alpaka is a small company with big dreams and ambitions and although they live in a big city, they also love the outdoors. This is why they create high quality goods that thrive in both urban and natural areas. Alpaka offers premium travel bags and accessories.
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