The Caribee Interface backpack is ideal for students and commuters needing to carry large laptops safely and comfortably. The Interface has a huge 40 litre capacity, padded shoulder and waist straps, three compartments and plenty of pockets. This is the first Caribee bag I've used personally and I love it!

 

 

40 litres is a lot of room and means the Caribee Interface rucksack can hold a large 17" laptop plus all your documents, accessories, lunch and even overnight clothes. It's surprisingly light and when not fully loaded the compartments flatten neatly.

 

This is a key backpack in Caribee's range, exemplified by the Action Back Extreme harness system with padded shoulder straps, padded webbing waist belt and sternum straps, making the Interface comfortable and stable to carry. The contoured, webbed back panel also helps minimise perspiration. I've carried the Interface, fully laden, on a six hour hike and all that ached at the end were my feet!

 

It features a padded laptop sleeve, internal IT accessory pockets and an organiser panel, plus a cord port hole so you can listen to your MP3 player without taking it out of the bag. The two zipped side pockets can be used for small items or water bottles.

 

The Interface is also available in shittake brown/beige.

 

 

50cm x 33cm x 26cm.

40 litre capacity.

 

Check with airlines for on-board baggage size allowances.