JanSport Big Student Backpack
Product Summary
- Manufacturer: JanSport
- Mfg Part #: TDN7-008
- UPC: 617931080089
- Category: Apparel & Accessories
Product Description
An oversized version of JanSport's Classic SuperBreak pack, the JanSport Big Student Backpack takes storage to the extreme. If you're crazy enough to take chemistry, calculus, and medieval history all in the same term, then there's no doubt the super-sized capacity of this book bag will catch your attention. Not only does the Big Student have room for books that feel like bricks, it offers plenty of room for snacks, gym clothes, and all your assorted pens, pencils, and markers. It's even equipped with an audio electronics sleeve and a quick-find cell phone pocket. The S-curve shape of the shoulder straps matches the contours of the body and the back panel is fully cushioned, providing comfort when you make the long trek from the dorm to your 8 a.m. class.
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