Incase Men's ICON Backpack

Product Information

While the ICON’s most defining characteristic is probably its rigid, minimalist structure, it has plenty more going for it outside of its signature silhouette. For starters, the bag is built from 840D nylon. This is noteworthy for a couple of reasons. For starters, 840D nylon is still durable enough for everyday carry usage and offers up puncture and abrasion resistance. It’s also naturally weatherproof just like its higher-denier ballistic brethren. However, because Incase chose not to utilize trumped-up 1000D or 1080D ballistic nylon, they can offer many of the same — or at least similar — properties at a much lower cost. Yes, technically, 840D nylon isn’t going to be as tough as 1080D Cordura. However, for EDC usage, you’re probably not going to notice a difference. MacBook Pro 16" 2020 €59,95 New Clearance Textured Hardshell in Woolenex for 13-inch MacBook Air w/Retina 2020 €69,95 New Clearance Textured Hardshell in Woolenex for 13-inch MacBook Pro - Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) 2020 €69,95 New Clearance City Brief 13" MacBook Pro 13" &

The hardware comes to us from Duraflex, a brand we’ve encountered on many bags in the past. We’re happy to report that everything has been working smoothly so far during testing—nothing crazy to report. External Components Left: Riley, Height: 5’4” (162 cm), Torso: 16.5” (42 cm) | Right: Tom, Height: 6’2” (188 cm), Torso: 19.25″ (49 cm) New MacBook Pro 13" (M1/USB-C 2020) €119,95 New Clearance Slip Sleeve with PerformaKnit for 15 & 16-inch MacBook Pro - Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) MacBook 15" & As for the sternum strap, it’s elasticated, so it flexes well to your chest and is easy to adjust to wherever it feels the most supportive. You might not feel the need for one since, again, this bag is on the smaller side, but some extra stability never hurt anybody. As we do with the shoulder straps, we wish that it had an elastic keeper to manage excess strap better, so it’s not flopping around as we walk.You also have an elasticated sternum strap that’s securely attached and easy to adjust to where it feels comfortable. It doesn’t have an elastic keeper to help manage excess strap, so if you max out its adjustment, you’ll have to deal with some dangle. (Darn it.)

There was a time, seemingly very long ago, when all things everyday carry were analog. But that world, in large part, is dead and gone. Now, technology has invaded nearly every part of our lives. Not only that, but we rely on it more than ever to get us through the day. In fact, there are some folks whose careers wouldn’t exist without access to a computer. As such, gear has had to evolve to suit — even when that gear doesn’t qualify as “technology” itself.Because of this padding and the suspension of the sleeve, we haven’t felt a need to use a protective sleeve of our own. That said, we have been testing with the Incase Compact Sleeve with BIONIC, if you’d like to incorporate one for peace of mind.

How has it been holding up during testing? The answer lies in the review below! Materials & Aesthetic Adjustable padded shoulder straps for optimal comfort and ergonomic support. Sternum strap for secure and comfortable carrying.