Dakine Infinity 21L Backpack
Infinity 21L Backpack
We designed the Infinity Pack for those who appreciate organization. There's a place for everything in this pack, from a laptop to headphones and all the little stuff we carry when in transit. The magnetic fold-over top includes a full-length zip to keep everything secure. The backpanel and shoulder straps are padded in all the right places for a comfortable fit, and dual exterior stretch pockets keep a water bottle or travel documents close at hand.
Attributes
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Manufactured in a more eco-friendly way -
Contains sustainable materials, such as organic or recycled materials
- Article number: 684323
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Gender:
- Men
- Women
- Kids
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Material Specification: 420D recycled nylonMaterial specifications according to manufacturer, subject to change.
- Weight: 920 g
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Eco:
- bluesign®
- Recycled materials
- Length: 46 cm
- Width: 41 cm
- Height: 18 cm
- Volume (l): 21 liter
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Backpack Features:
- Sunglasses pocket
- Padded shoulder straps
- Reinforced bottom
- Internal organisation
- Laptop compartment
- External pockets
- Padded construction
- Chest strap
- Top-loader design
- Ergonomic foam backpanel and shoulder straps with breathable air mesh
- Backpanel integrates with travel bags
- Fits most 17" laptops
- Adjustable load lifters
- Adjustable and removable sternum strap
- Zippered flap closure with magnets
- Separate compartment with neoprene laptop sleeve, fleece lined tablet sleeve and organizer pockets
- Fleece lined sunglass pocket
- Multiple exterior zippered pockets
- Expandable side pockets
- Padded bottom panel
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About Dakine
Dakine started in 1979 on the shores of Maui, when Rob Kaplan set out to create a bombproof surf leash. With a move to the mountains, the business naturally expanded into snow sports. Some of Dakine's most iconic pieces were created out of the wants and wishes of local skiers and snowboarders who strolled in and out of the new office. Dakine pride themselves on the high quality of their products, and we are yet to come across someone who isn't impressed with their durability.