JanSport Wheeled Superbreak® SKU: #7968691
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View the Video Description for this product! (Please note that the color shown in the video may no longer be available.)- A new take on the classic 'Superbreak®', the wheeled version is an excellent choice for carrying heavy books or light travel.
- One large main compartment to hold books and files.
- Front utility pocket for easily accessible items.
- Retractable, three-stage molded rubber handle.
- Tuck-away shoulder straps give you the option to wear as a backpack.
- Corner-mounted inline skate wheels for stable, controlled motion.
- Skid rails for added protection.
- Fabric: JanSport 600 Denier Poly.
- Weight: 1 lb. 4 oz. (0.5 kg.)
- Capacity: 1,900 cu. in. (31.1 L)
- Dimensions: 18" high x 13" wide x 8.5" deep (45 x 33 x 21cm)
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JanSport’s goal is to design, engineer, manufacture and market products that will help you get from point A to point B in the most functional way possible. Consistently incorporating flexibility and functionality into their bag designs, JanSport understands that the backpack you use during the day to carry your books could very well be the same backpack you take hiking with you on the weekends.
The story of JanSport bags and apparel begins in 1967 with three friends and their love for the outdoors. Jan Lewis, Murray Pletz and Skip Yowell lived in Seattle when they created their first framepack and the first panel loading daypack. Murray had just won a design contest for "The Best New Use of Aluminum" for the framepack the trio had fabricated in the transmission shop of Skip's uncle. Once climbers on Mount Rainier and other Northwest peaks saw the new pack, they wanted one for themselves. The rest is JanSport history.
The success of JanSport’s packs reaches across the globe and into various walks of life. For nearly 40 years, JanSport has provided world class bags and apparel that can take you anywhere and everywhere. Celebrating outdoor enthusiasts from the casual walker to the mountain climber, JanSport’s packs and apparel have got your back.
The story of JanSport bags and apparel begins in 1967 with three friends and their love for the outdoors. Jan Lewis, Murray Pletz and Skip Yowell lived in Seattle when they created their first framepack and the first panel loading daypack. Murray had just won a design contest for "The Best New Use of Aluminum" for the framepack the trio had fabricated in the transmission shop of Skip's uncle. Once climbers on Mount Rainier and other Northwest peaks saw the new pack, they wanted one for themselves. The rest is JanSport history.
The success of JanSport’s packs reaches across the globe and into various walks of life. For nearly 40 years, JanSport has provided world class bags and apparel that can take you anywhere and everywhere. Celebrating outdoor enthusiasts from the casual walker to the mountain climber, JanSport’s packs and apparel have got your back.
