Thule EnRoute Mosey Daypack for 15-Inch Mackbook Pro and 10-Inch Tablets

Product Description

Utilize the open space in this 28-Liter hooded daypack to carry everything you need, including your 15" MacBook Pro (14.6" PC) and iPad/10.1" tablet.

From the Manufacturer

Carry everything you need in this 28-liter hooded daypack.

Thule EnRoute Mosey Daypack - MODEL: TEMD-115

Utilize the open space in this 28-liter hooded daypack to carry everything you need, including your 15" MacBook Pro (14.6" PC) and iPad/10.1" tablet.

Key Features

1. Large main compartment with padded, top-load sleeve for a laptop and a slip pocket for an iPad/tablet
2. Two side heat-molded, crush-proof SafeZone compartments safeguard fragile gear
3. Cinch entry into main compartment secures everything inside the bag and serves as a second layer of protection
4. Organization panel keeps snacks and electronics in one place
5. Airflow channels on back panel provide ventilation
6. Padded backpack straps with a sternum strap maximize comfort
7. Integrated custom closure system easily slides together and releases
8. Stash pocket on hood keeps small items within instant reach

Product Images

Large padded main compartment with laptop sleeve.
Heat-molded, crush-proof SafeZone compartment.
Cinch entry into main compartment adds second layer of protection.
Convenient internal organization panel.
Airflow channels on back panel.
Padded backpack straps with a sternum strap.
Custom closure system easily slides together.
Stash pocket on hood for small items.

Specifications

• External dimensions - 11"(l) x 10.2"(w) x 18.1"(h) / 28(l) x 26(w) x 46(h) cm
• Internal dimensions - 13.5"(l) x 1.7"(w) x 9.7"(h) / 34.3(l) x 4.3(w) x 24.6(h) cm
• Weight - 1.7 lbs / 0.8 kg
• Volume - 1,700 cubic inches / 28 liters
• Construction - Nylon
• Colors - Black, Blue, Gray, Purple

About Thule

Thule was founded in 1942 by the Thulin family, when Eric Thulin, a true lover of the outdoors, put the Thule name on a pike trap he designed and began to sell in Scandinavia. It wasn't long before he added other practical items to the company's portfolio. By the 1960s, the company began to concentrate on car-related products, including its first roof rack. The Thulin family sold Thule to the publicly listed company Eldon in 1979, and it has continued to grow both organically and through acquisitions ever since. The Thule Group is a world leader in providing transport solutions for an active life.