Jack Wolfskin Tokyo Backpack Ultra Black

Get up, pack Tokyo and get on your bike for your daily commute to the office. In your spacious backpack you have everything with you: Laptop, tablet, stationery, breakfast snack… As the largest member of Jack Wolfskin’s City Life collection, the Tokyo Pack offers super storage space and thoughtful compartmentalization: In the padded compartment, which is right at your back, your laptop is perfectly protected – even downwards, because the compartment does not reach the bottom. And because the zipper is water repellent, no moisture gets inside. In the large main compartment you can also store a small notebook – in a separate, padded compartment. Further small pockets give you enough space for everything you need on the road and on the job. You can even attach charging cables or headphones to the handy W Multihook in the main compartment. So they do not get knotted on the way. Visual and functional highlight are the two large, patch front pockets. In them you get everything you need to have quickly at hand on the way to the office or to the hotel. And your water bottle for on the go you simply put in one of the two side pockets, which can be expanded in volume via zipper. Another benefit of the Tokyo Pack: the super comfortable, padded carrying system with ventilation channel. Since the backpack is close to your body, it won’t swing back and forth while you’re on the go. This makes it super comfortable to wear – even if you’re traveling with more luggage. Like every member of the City Life family, Jack Wolfskin has given the Tokyo Pack a really cool design with different shades of black and made its main material and lining entirely from recycled materials. And for more visibility – especially on the bike – Jack Wolfskin has equipped it with bright reflective details.

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