The North FaceWomen's Recon Backpack

Name: Women's Recon Backpack
Brand: The North Face
Rating: 4.60 (788 reviews)

4.6 (788)

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Lighten your load with the Recon backpack from The North Face. Fully functional with a place for everything from a laptop to a whistle, the bag features a women-specific suspension system that keeps you comfortable.

Product Features
- Approx. dimensions: 10-4/5" X 7-1/2" X 18-9/10"
- Interior: protective laptop compartment; compartment for books and binders
- Exterior: durable, water-repellent finish; fleece-lined pocket for sunglasses or phone; bottle pockets with quick-draw phone access at one side; webbing daisy chain; stretch-mesh pocket with all-around reflective details
- Women-specific FlexVent™ suspension system with articulated shoulder straps, rounded back panel, comfortable stitch lines and soft fabric; two side compression straps; sternum strap with whistle buckle
- Handles: Padded top handle; adjustable shoulder straps; removable waist belt
- Stand collar; zipper closure at front
- Pockets at front
- Polyester
- Spot clean
- Imported
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Ratings & Reviews

4.6/5

788 star ratings & reviews

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5 days ago

from Northern Michigan

Good backpack poor design with stretchy mess on front

I purchased this backpack for my daughter for school. She loved it. However, the stretchy mess on the front fell apart quickly. I contacted The North Face, and they called it "everyday wear and tear," and it is not covered. Unfortunate! I think that it is a poor design since the rest of the backpack looks and performs like new.