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The black / gray TSB239US Drifter II 17” Laptop Backpack from Targus is designed to fit laptops with up to 17” screens. This backpack features 2 large compartments for storage, as well as a padded laptop compartment that keeps the device secure and separate from other items carried in the case. The thick padding on the back panel includes a large hidden zippered compartment and is strategically placed to provide lumbar support for your back.
The heavily padded shoulder straps provide comfort for travel and include an elastic loop specifically designed to hold sunglasses. The main front compartment includes pockets for business cards, a mesh accessory pocket, and key clip. Additionally, there is a convenient soft, lined pocket to store fragile accessories such as glasses, and more.
To keep files in order, the interior divider provides a safe place to store documents. Focusing on durability, the Drifter II Laptop Backpack features a weather-resistant bottom, thick zipper pulls, and a sturdy molded plastic handle supported by metal grommets and cabling. It offers a rugged case full of storage options and protective compartments for important devices.
| Weight | 3 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 22 × 15 × 5 in |
| Material | Nylon<br> |
| Carry/Transport Options | Top grab handle<br> |
| Laptop Compartment Dimensions | 2.2 x 12.6 x 16.5" (5.5 x 32.0 x 41.9 cm) |
| Exterior Dimensions | 14.6 x 20.1 x 7.9" (37.0 x 51.0 x 19.9 cm) |
8 reviews for Targus TSB239US Drifter II 17″ Laptop Backpack (Black / Gray)
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Lance Gleason (verified owner) –
I’m certain this pack is going to last me a few years. The stitching, seams and fabric are perfect for the overall large size and numerous compartments. It has several points to hook or tie items; some loops are fabric or have metal grommets. The zippers are great quality and I like the upgrade from rubber to metal zippers.
Elsa Oberbrunner (verified owner) –
I was searching for a bag to match my great experience with a Swiss Bag. I owned. It needed to very roomy and versatile and able to take heavy loads (ie: groceries). Seeing this bag on the sight , and noting the price, I gave it a try. Very happy! It has a lot of useful compartments , easily accommodated my computer and tablets. My only complaint is that when it is leaded too much , it can be uncomfortable. Not a deal breaker for me , but I hope the improve on this already great bag.
Meda Goyette (verified owner) –
Very comfortable to use and great storage. This is my 2nd one I have purchased. Very Comfortable to travel with and Sturdy. Has many different sized compartments for all my paperwork and cables I carry for my job.
Leda Hessel (verified owner) –
We bought a couple of these monsters to carry some Dell Precision 6800 17 video editing laptops. The 17 laptop fits nice and snug and there are plenty of compartments for all of the accessories. In fact if anything, there is TOO MUCH room (even fully loaded, the compartments look cavernous).
Nicole Thiel (verified owner) –
I love Targus, it’s one of my favorite brands in terms of computer backpacks. The only issue I have with this specific model is that two compartments that seemed separate (two different zippers) are actually connected. So any small object can freely float between the two making it hard(er) to find.
Demond McKenzie (verified owner) –
Ok bag, but seems like the construction has been more economically built. The zippers are pretty weak and they get caught on the inside lining way too much. Not what I was expecting.
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Candido Grant (verified owner) –
I wanted a different look so I went for this. It’s roomy and functional but I missed to see it didn’t have the chest snap across the front to alleviate pressure from the back. It’s a challenge once it’s full of all my sound equipment. If you don’t have a lot of heavy things it probably would be suitable. However if you are like me and carry a ton of equipment in your pack for live gigs I would go for a different model.