EASTPAK Padded Pak'r Backpack Unisex Adult (Pack of 1), Brize Retro Dark, 40 x 30 x 18, EASTPAK PADDED PAK'R Brize RetroDark BACKPACK
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EASTPAK Padded Pak'r Backpack Unisex Adult (Pack of 1), Brize Retro Dark, 40 x 30 x 18, EASTPAK PADDED PAK'R Brize RetroDark BACKPACK
- Iconic everyday backpack designed for everyday use, commuting, school and casual activities
- Spacious main compartment offers convenient storage for books, folders and everyday items
- Exclusive front zipper pocket provides easy access to small items and personal items
- Padded back panel and shoulder straps ensure comfortable carrying throughout the day
- Lightweight construction with durable materials delivers long-lasting everyday performance
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