The North Face Heckler Backpack is a larger capacity daypack (2050 cubic inches) that is as comfortable on campus as it is on the trail, as The North Face added plenty of thoughtful touches that keep you organized. The main compartment features a universal sleeve that will hold your laptop or a hydration bladder. If you do put a hydration bladder inside, there is a porthole on the top of the pack to route the hydration tube. There are also small velcro accessory pockets in this main compartment. The front stash pocket has room for your ipod and a few other items, with another porthole so you can stay connected to your mp3 player. The Heckler features side compression straps for load control, but you’ll also find an extra compression strap along the bottom to thoroughly cinch down your internal pack contents. The stitched foam back panel and Ultra-padded shoulder straps provide superior comfort no matter how big of a load you are carrying. The outside of the bag has a reinforced daisy chain and an X-bungee to strap on jackets and other items that you want quick access to. There are also two mesh side pockets that perfectly fit a nalgene waterbottle. It seems as though The North Face thought of everything in designing the Heckler as a multi-use daypack. So if you need a bag for school but one verstaile enough for a couple days on the trail, the Heckler is for you.

The North Face has set a Retail Price of $80 for the Heckler Backpack

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