Backpacks Reviews

The Borealis Backpack by The North Face is a straightforward daypack that provides the functional capacity that everyone looks for in such types of bags and a whole lot more. It has a minimalist design that is composed of two compartments that can fit most of the things that you usually put in a backpack, such as your books, notebook computer, clothes, and others.

The North Face Borealis Daypack (Fall 2010)

The main compartment of The North Face Borealis Backpack is very spacious and comes with a padded laptop sleeve with strap that can store up to 17 inch laptops. In fact it’s so spacious that you can even put a laptop with at least three books in it. The secondary compartment is not that bad as well. It is almost as large as the main compartment and has a built-in organizational sleeves so you can store your stuff neatly. It also has a polyurethane zipper that is really helpful in protecting your stuff from rain when you are storing delicate things in there like electronic gadgets. In addition, the Airmesh back padding provides additional comfort when carrying around heavy burden by allowing the air to circulate and so that you don’t get too sweaty.

This backpack is quite durable as well as it can handle the outdoor elements. It can resist snow and rain and it does not stain easily so it is ideal not just for school use but also for outdoor activities as well. It also has two stretchable mesh side water bottle pockets that can be used for carrying around drinks, especially if you don’t want it inside the compartments mixed with your stuff as their moisture can mess things up. The X-bungee lash points in the front of the bag also provides extra storage for things that you do not want inside your compartments like jackets, raincoats, umbrellas, and other bulky objects. The reflective hits on the face of the backpack also serves as an extra protection when walking or biking with the bag during the night.

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The North Face Borealis Daypack (Fall 2010)