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Buy an ordinary computer bag and you’re locked into one mode of transport. This convertible adapts to your way of thinking. Wear it as a backpack or just a shoulder bag. Sling it cross-shoulder and head for your coffee shop blog. Carry it like a business briefcase and make the boss think you actually worked last weekend. The padded design holds a laptop up to 15" widescreen. An Adaptable Payload® (AP) interface combines this bag with other duffels and packs. Exterior pockets keep peripherals grab-ready, and the end pockets can be removed for even more versatility. Inside, you get letter/A4 slots and accessory pockets for cable management. It’s basically everything you need, every way you need it.
Oakley AP Sandbag 2.0: Buy an ordinary computer bag and you’re locked into one mode of transport. This convertible adapts to your way of thinking. Wear it as a backpack or a shoulder bag, sling it cross-shoulder and head for your coffee shop blog, carry it like a business briefcase and make the boss think you actually worked last weekend. The padded Oakley AP Sandbag 2.0 holds a laptop up to 15" widescreen and an Adaptable Payload® (AP) interface combines this bag with other duffels and packs. It’s basically everything you need, every way you need it.
Carry the Oakley AP Sandbag 2.0 three different ways. Carry this commuter bag with the handle, as a backpack, or as a messenger bag to transport your 15-inch laptop, PDA, and other daily essentials. Secure external organizer pockets give you space for your phone, iPod, and other small electronic gadgetry. A divided interior pocket keeps files, notepads, and paperwork in a semblance of organization. Keep your laptop protected in the padded interior pocket. This Oakley bag integrates with other Adaptable Payload (AP) pieces in the Oakley luggage line.
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This convertible computer bag adapts to your way of thinking. Wear it as a backpack, a shoulder bag, or as a cross-shoulder sling.
Foam-lined storage area for up to 15 widescreen laptop.
Four modes of carrying: handle, messenger style, backpack or shoulder strap (not included).
Removable end pockets.
Interior organizer with mesh pockets, slot pockets and webbing loops.
Comfortable foam-filled handle.
Wide external slots with zip closures.
External pockets with toggle closures and webbing for attachments.
Dimensions: 17W x 14H x 6D
| Access Types: | Top |
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| Bag Dimensions: | 12 x 15 x 4.5in (30.5 x 38 x 11.4cm) |
| External Pockets: | 5 Front, 2 removable side |
| Laptop Pocket Dimensions: | fits up to 15in widescreen laptop |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | 1 Year |
| Material: | 600D polyester |
| Recommended Use: | Office, school |
| Volume: | 810 cu in (13.3L) |
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Nice bag but... | |
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Very nice sturdy bag, but the way the straps connect to the bag at the bottom it does have a tendency to fall off if you use is as a one shoulder messenger sling strap. | |
| David Swaintek at Backcountry.com Outlet on 04/10/2009 | |
AP line, well made | |
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These AP bags rock. They are well made and look great. They are also very versitile. I think I am going to get them all. | |
| TheSNakE at Backcountry.com Outlet on 02/01/2008 | |
Bad Design | |
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The bag is nice, but the convertible-straps design is terribly flawed. Within a month of buying this bag the straps began popping off. Now they do it nearly daily. This has caused the bag to drop to the ground with my laptop in it. Now my laptop is cracked in several places. When I wrote Oakley to complain and ask for the duffel-bag strap, they said oh sorry, but we can't. Don't waste your money, your sanity, and the integrity of your laptop on this product. | |
| mkg2794397 at Backcountry.com Outlet on 08/23/2009 | |
Nice Versatility, Poor Design | |
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I love all of the options this bag has. The conversion of the shoulder strap to a backpack is simple. It seems to be spacious enough to store my book/notebook/laptop plus other pens/wallet/cell phone/etc. It fits pretty comfortably on my back (i'm a taller guy) so that's a plus. The major flaw I've come across definitely is the plastic clips on the back that hold the shoulder strap to the back of the bag. They "slide" off in the middle, so you can take off the strap and store it. The problem is how much of a P.I.T.A. it is to reattach them. If that issue was fixed, I'd rate it 5 stars, but it's definitely a big enough pain that it deserves a 3. | |
| K at Backcountry.com Outlet on 09/02/2009 | |
nice product, not accurate product info. | |
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Online description info says [shoulder strap: yes],I chatted with gear expert John M, was assured that it comes with a separate shoulder strap but it's not shown in the web's product image. Bought product, received it with no shoulder strap! Called customer service, was told to just return item. Thanks a lot! | |
| rit3247304 at Backcountry.com Outlet on 08/23/2009 | |
AP Line - Good Concept but flawed design | |
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The bag is nice. The only issue I have is that when you use it as a sling bag, the straps always fall off. | |
| k-cee0072160649 at Backcountry.com on 05/07/2008 | |
