Columbia Ord Cyberpack - 2040 cu in

Brand : Columbia
Item : COL0337

The Columbia Ord Cyberpack may look ordinary, but it is loaded with extraordinary features for your high-tech gizmos. Columbia designed the Ord to meet the demand of today's modern technology. Like most traditional backpacks, the Ord has a large main compartment to hold the bulk of your gear. The features that make the Ord unique are the added side-access padded laptop compartment and the MP3 or iPod pocket complete with cord port. The Ord is packed with additional pockets to help arrange a plethora of supplies and it has an inner organizer pocket to keep smaller items like pens and pencils in check.
Price: $49.95
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Columbia Ord Cyberpack - 2040 cu in



Working Artist
I purchased this pack a month ago. I am very pleased with it. It was a bit tight at first fitting in my Acer Aspire 15.4" screen. Now that I have used it, it fits great. The zippers didn't slide real well at first either but have since smoothed out. There is plenty of padding for my laptop and the straps are very comfy. The main compartment has ample space for a set of clothes or about 3-4 text books. There is plenty of room for pencils pens tape and other school supplies in the two front pockets. The pocket for an mp3 player works well. I think this pack looks cool and is well worth the money.




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