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Eazy Kids 16” Backpack with Laptop Sleeve | Lightweight School & College Bag – Grey
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The Eazy Kids 16” Backpack is designed for everyday school, college, and travel use, offering the perfect balance of comfort, durability, and smart organization.
Featuring a spacious main compartment and multiple pockets, it helps keep books, notebooks, and essentials neatly organized. The padded laptop sleeve fits 13–15 inch laptops, making it a practical choice for students and young adults.
For all-day comfort, it comes with ergonomic shoulder straps, a padded back panel, and anti-slip shoulder support, ensuring easy carrying even during long hours.
Designed with convenience in mind, the backpack includes a back trolley strap for easy attachment to luggage, along with reinforced stitching and smooth zipper pullers for reliable everyday use. The fabric is dust and fade resistant, making it suitable for long-term use with minimal maintenance.
A smart and dependable choice for school, college, office, or daily commuting.
SPECIFICATIONS
Backpack (16”)
Size: 31.5 × 12 × 41 cm
Weight: 0.755 kg | Capacity: 15.5 L
Material: Polyester with 210D lining
Features: Laptop sleeve (13–15"), padded back & shoulder straps, trolley strap
Max Load: 3–5 kg
Compartments: 3
16” Backpack – Ideal for school, college, and everyday use
Laptop Compatible – Padded sleeve fits 13–15 inch laptops
Spacious & Organized – 3 compartments and 5 pockets for easy storage
Lightweight & Comfortable – Designed for easy everyday carrying
Ergonomic Support – Padded shoulder straps with anti-slip grip and cushioned back panel
Durable Construction – Built for long-lasting daily use
Reinforced Stitching – Extra strength for everyday wear and tear
Smooth Zippers – Easy-glide pullers for reliable use
Travel Friendly – Back trolley strap for convenient luggage attachment
Easy to Maintain – Dust and fade resistant for long-term use