JanSport Adaptive Backpack - Black

• Spacious main compartment with zipper entry
• Padded body for one-handed open
• Internal sleeve fits 15" laptop
• Front utility pocket with organizer
• Loft pocket for additional storage
• Rope pulls on zippers designed for low dexterity
• Dual side water bottle pockets
• Straight-cut padded shoulder straps with tangle-free finger loop adjustment
• Fully padded back panel with tuck-away pocket for straps
• Dual side grab handles
• Webbed top haul handle secures to the headrest of a mobility device with easy release adjustable buckle
• Adjustable loops secure to the back rest of a mobility device
• Anchor straps on bottom ensures a secure fit on a mobility device
• Shortened height improves access to items on the bottom of the pack while on a mobility device
• Material: 100% recycled 600D polyester
• Capacity: 1281 cu in / 21 L
• Weight: 1 lb 2 oz / 0.5 kg
• Dimensions: 16" x 13" x 6" / 40.6 x 33.02 x 15.2 cm

It was 1967. The Summer of love. The summer JanSport was born in the back of a Seattle transmission shop. Seattle native and backpacker Skip Yowell and his cousin Murray Pletz graduated from college with no interest in real jobs. Murray's girlfriend Jan Lewis knew how to sew. Murray told her, if she whipped up a prototype and they got it into a store he would marry her and name the company after her. She did. It did. And JanSport was born.