Product Description
【Revolutionary Vacuum Compression Expertise】 The AirVault backpack options an built-in vacuum compression system with a built-in air pump, able to storing 18-20 spring clothes and decreasing space for storing by over 50% (much more for down jackets). When totally expanded, the backpack achieves a formidable 70L capability, corresponding to a 24-inch suitcase.
【Versatile Air Pump with Multifunctional Options】The included multifunctional air pump handles deflation and inflation duties (excellent for objects like swimming rings)
【Your Preferrred Journey Companion】The AirVault backpack comes outfitted with a TSA-approved mixture lock, USB 4.0 charging ports, a baggage attachment strap, thickened and widened shoulder straps, breathable supplies, and high-quality zippers.
【A number of Compartments and Pockets】Designed for versatility, the AirVault backpack contains a number of compartments reminiscent of a moist/dry separation layer, water bottle pocket, energy financial institution pocket, thermal bag, anti-theft pocket, padded compartments for tablets and 19″ laptops, a multi-functional organizer, and the built-in vacuum bag. It is constructed to carry all of the necessities on your journey.
【Nylon Waterproof Materials】Crafted from sturdy Nylon with waterproof coating, the AirVault backpack includes a vacuum compression bag created from high-performance TPU materials that’s each odor-proof and waterproof. Its glossy design, sturdy building supporting as much as 30kg, and multifunctional options make it a significant and sensible present for your self, your loved ones, or your pals.
Clients say
Clients reward the backpack’s materials high quality, wonderful workmanship, and admire its storage capability with separate compartments for laptops. The scale is suitable, with one buyer noting it suits a 19-inch MacBook Professional, and so they discover it light-weight and nice for brief journeys. They like its designer look, consolation, and performance. The air compression characteristic receives blended critiques.
