Nitro Scrambler 28 L Unisex Backpack - Black Rose
The Nitro Scrambler 28 L is designed for active city dwellers and occasional adventurers. Its elegant Black Rose design offers a modern and stylish look, while its 28-liter capacity allows you to carry your essentials without overloading. The adjustable roll-top closure optimizes space according to your needs, whether you're traveling for business or on an impromptu outing.
Enjoy a balance of comfort and ergonomics every day with the Nitro Scrambler 28 L backpack.
Every detail of the Scrambler has been designed to make your journeys easier. The padded, ergonomic shoulder straps, combined with adjustable chest straps, ensure optimal support. The breathable, padded back panel reduces fatigue even on long days. The practical side handle allows for quick handling, making it easy to carry in all circumstances.
Optimized organization for your belongings
The Scrambler accompanies you on your urban missions thanks to its thoughtful layout:
- Large modular main compartment with zippered interior pocket for storing your essentials
- Padded pocket for a 15-inch laptop with quick external access
- Direct-access travel document pocket to keep your papers handy
- Front organizer pocket for pens, accessories, and small items
- External loops for attaching your gear as needed
Nitro Scrambler 28 L: a sturdy and stylish bag for all uses
Beyond its comfort and organization, the Scrambler uses high-end materials to ensure durability. Its resistant fabric protects your belongings, while the meticulous finishes highlight its elegant silhouette. Weighing less than one kilogram and measuring a compact 30 × 47 × 12 cm, it is the ideal companion for your daily commute or impromptu getaways.
- Type : Unisex
- Volume (liters) : 20L-30L
- discount : -30%
The brand NITRO
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