BFKK
BFKK 17.3 inch Laptop Backpack Grey
Holds a 17.3 inch laptop, opens 90 to 180 degrees for TSA checks, and includes a USB port with trolley sleeve
- TypeBackpacks
- ColorGrey
- TSA-friendly 90–180° opening speeds airport security
- 3″ padded laptop sleeve protects large notebooks
- External USB port with built-in cable charges devices on the move
- Trolley sleeve slides over luggage handle for hands-free travel
- Water-resistant polyester with lockable zippers guards gear in rain
BFKK 17.3 Inch Laptop Backpack
The BFKK 17.3 inch laptop backpack in grey is a water resistant polyester bag built for daily travel and commuting. It features a TSA friendly compartment that opens 90 to 180 degrees so the laptop stays flat at security. A trolley sleeve secures the pack to rolling luggage handles.
Travellers and students with 17.3 inch devices
This pack suits people who want a single bag for a 17.3 inch notebook, clothes and accessories on flights or campus trips. Buyers who need a dedicated camera insert or a hydration bladder sleeve should look at specialist outdoor or photo packs instead.
Integrated USB port and charging cable
An external USB port with a built in cable lets you connect a power bank inside to charge phones or tablets while walking. The trolley sleeve frees your hands by sliding over a suitcase handle, and the anti theft back pocket keeps wallets and passports secure.
Highlights
- TSA-friendly 90–180° opening speeds airport security
- 3″ padded laptop sleeve protects large notebooks
- External USB port with built-in cable charges devices on the move
- Trolley sleeve slides over luggage handle for hands-free travel
- Water-resistant polyester with lockable zippers guards gear in rain
Specifications
| Type | Backpacks |
|---|---|
| Color | Grey |
Questions about this item
What size laptop fits the separate compartment?
The separate laptop compartment fits notebooks and tablets up to 17.3 inch.
How does the trolley sleeve work with a suitcase?
The trolley belt on the back slides over a suitcase handle so the backpack rides on the luggage.
How can I verify the USB charging port is working?
Connect a power bank to the built-in cable inside, then plug a phone into the external port; the phone should start charging.
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