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Wandrd TRANSIT 45L Travel Backpack Black Essential+ Bundle

The black, 45L Transit Travel Backpack from Wandrd holds enough clothing and gear for three to five days and is comfortable enough for all-day use. A rear pocket stores your laptop or tablet, and there are straps to attach accessories to the exterior. The sides unzip to add an additional 5 liters of capacity, and the shoulder straps can be stowed away when not in use.

SKU: GC07-TR45-BK-PEPB-1

Wandrd TRANSIT 45L Travel Backpack Black Essential+ Bundle

Wandrd TRANSIT 45L Travel Backpack Black Essential+ Bundle

The black, 45L Transit Travel Backpack from Wandrd holds enough clothing and gear for three to five days and is comfortable enough for all-day use. A rear pocket stores your laptop or tablet, and there are straps to attach accessories to the exterior. The sides unzip to add an additional 5 liters of capacity, and the shoulder straps can be stowed away when not in use.

The Transit Travel backpack is compatible with a variety of Wandrd accessories so you can customise it to your individual needs. Dual side quick-draw access makes packing and unloading your gear a breeze.

Hidden Passport and Wallet Pocket

Travel knowing your passport and wallet are safe

Stowable Shoulder Straps

The comfortable, padded shoulder straps can be stored to minimise size when stowing the pack into an overhead compartment

Hidden AirTag Pocket

A concealed pocket holds your AirTag so you can track your pack if it becomes lost or stolen

Laptop and Tablet Sleeve

A padded sleeve protects your device and makes it easy to pass through TSA quickly

Worry-Free Zipper Pulls

The Worryless lockable zipper pulls add extra protection and prevent thieves from opening your pack in crowds or when you're otherwise distracted

Key Features:

Transit Travel Backpack

Essential Plus Camera Cube

Holds Personal and Camera Gear

Hidden Passport/Travel Wallet Pocket

Discreet AirTag Pocket

Accessory Strap Attachment

Trolley Strap

What's in the Box:

Wandrd TRANSIT 45L Travel Backpack Black Essential+ Bundle

Wandrd Essential+ Camera Cube

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Wandrd TRANSIT 45L Travel Backpack Black Essential+ Bundle

The black, 45L Transit Travel Backpack from Wandrd holds enough clothing and gear for three to five days and is comfortable enough for all-day use. A rear pocket stores your laptop or tablet, and there are straps to attach accessories to the exterior. The sides unzip to add an additional 5 liters of capacity, and the shoulder straps can be stowed away when not in use.

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