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The North Face TNF Black 18L Backpack

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Management number 235937189 Release Date 2026/07/09 List Price US$49.35 Model Number 235937189
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Stay organized with a custom The North Face TNF Black 18L Backpack. This simple backpack is lightweight yet rugged, with easy access to water bottle stashes and a laptop sleeve with an integrated rain cover. Great for working on the rail or trail as you relax and get things accomplished. Place an order right away.

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  • 210D 100% recycled nylon ripstop with non-PFC durable water-repellent (DWR) finish
  • 600D 100% recycled polyester bottom panel
  • NextVent back panel and shoulder straps offer padding, multidirectional ventilation and breathability for a comfortable, yet minimalist carry
  • Large main compartment with laptop sleeve
  • Exterior stash pocket for quick-access items
  • Two-point trekking pole attachments to hold poles
  • Two quick-access water bottle pockets
  • Hydration-tube-and-bladder compatible (tube and bladder not included)
  • Concealed rain cover deploys easily and attaches to specific points for a precise fit
  • Contrast embroidered The North Face logo on front
  • Contrast heat transfer The North Face logo on rain cover
  • Average weight: 1 lb. 5 oz. (600 g)
  • Volume: 1098 in3 (18 liters)
  • Laptop/hydration sleeve: 13.8"h x 10.8"w
  • Dimensions: 19.3"h x 11"w x 5.9"d

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