DaKine Duel Laptop Backpack
by DaKine, Laptop Backpacks
DaKine Duel Laptop Backpack
Neatly designed with a double-tall shot of urban sophistication, DaKine's laptop-ready Duel Pack features over 1,660 cubic inches of carrying space plus a padded music player compartment and a fleece-lined sunglasses pouch. The padded laptop sleeve fits a wide range of computer widths without hassles and you'll also find a zippered organizer pocket for those pre-Digital Era artifacts like pens, pencils and note pads. Outside the DaKine Duel Pack you'll spot the Duel (dual) strap design for holding your skateboard, plus dual (no clever spelling this time) water bottle pockets for those hot trips across the city and back.
- Padded laptop sleeve fits most laptop computers
- Padded music player compartment features cord port for headphones
- Fleece-lined pouch for sunglasses
- Zippered organizer pocket for pens, pencils and pads
- Mesh water bottle pockets on the sides
- DaKine Duel (dual) strap skateboard carrying configuration
- Dimensions: 1,660 cu. in. (27 l.)
- Dimensions: 19 x 12 x 9 in. (48 x 30 x 23 cm.)
- Weight: 2.1 lbs. (1 kg.)
Reviews - DaKine Duel Laptop
Anonymous -
10/11/2009
Excellent Bag Dude!
I bought one this year for college and it's been great thus far. I enjoy it's looks as well as its versatility. The sunglass case is nice however it's not hard shelled so using the slot to actually store sunglasses is a bit of a risk depending on the type of cargo in the bag.
AH -
9/10/2009
Useful and stylish!
got the olive soba color. On the website, it looks more like an army green. But in real life, it is more dark green. I was a little disappointed because I wanted an army looking bag but I still like this one. It fits my laptop nicely and lots of neat pockets to put my stationery supplies and girl necessities in. I also like how the top of the bag where the straps connect have a handle. Unlike the Jansport backpack where there's a separate handle, this handle makes the bag look good.
AH -
9/9/2009
Useful and stylish!
I got the olive soba color. On the website, it looks more like an army green. But in real life, it is more dark green. I was a little disappointed because I wanted an army looking bag but I still like this one. It fits my laptop nicely and lots of neat pockets to put my stationery supplies and girl necessities in. I also like how the top of the bag where the straps connect have a handle. Unlike the Jansport backpack where there's a separate handle, this handle makes the bag look good.
