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Burton White Collection Pack - 26L - 2011
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Burton White Collection Pack - 26L - 2011
Utah, Canada, Japan, Chile—sure you'd like to travel like Shaun White. At least you can grab his Burton White Collection Pack and stuff it with your goods while you jet to the west for a week of big park riding. Just be sure to slide your laptop into the padded laptop pocket (fits up to 15-inch laptops) so you can work on your park edit during the trip.
- Front skate straps attach your deck and hide away when you don't need them
- The oversized headphone pocket fits your studio headphones, which make air travel bearable
- A fleece-lined sunglasses or audio pocket keeps your more expensive stuff secured (and migh be where Shaun puts his fresh gold metals)
- Plenty of other pockets and organization to hold your chargers, electronics, and entertainment during your flight from ATL to SLC or LGA to DEN
Bottom Line: Travel to snow like Shaun, or just to the next town to skate.
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Cool! 'zipppppp'.... WHAT THE ****!?!?!
By:
Jack Moran
February 4, 2012
This pack is sweet and has so much space for anything you have to trek around! BUT, the inside fabric is a cheetah print! (similar to shaun's pants at the xgames...) That defiantly ruined it for me...
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Material:
- 600D Polyester, 1200D polyester
- Volume:
- 26 L
- Pack Dimensions:
- 19 x 12 x 8 in
- Laptop Pocket Size:
- 15 x 11 x 2 in
- Waist-Belt:
- no
- Back-Panel Access:
- no
- Pockets:
- (external) 1 front zip, 1 front zip, 1 top, 1 bottom zip, 2 side zip, 1 side laptop, (internal) 1 top fleece-lined, 1 top organizer pockets
- Skateboard Carry:
- yes, stowable
- Weight:
- 980 g
- Recommended Use:
- traveling, skateboarding, school
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year
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