Mountain Hardwear Enterprise

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The Enterprise is a daypack made by Mountain Hardwear. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 2 user reviews.

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From Campmor:
"The Enterprise is Mountain Hardwear's largest office pack designed to go where no man or woman should have to go. work. Features: Padded S curve shoulder strap fit snugly without binding. Air mesh back panel for comfort. Reflective piping for visibility. Suspended computer sleeve. Electronics pockets for accessories and peripherals. Fleece lined sunglasses pocket to stash your shades. Fits standard laptops with dimensions up to 18 in. x 12 in. x 2 in."

From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Mountain Hardwear Enterprise Backpack (Fall 2009) The Enterprise by Mountain Hardwear is our largest office bag designed to boldly go where no man (or woman) should ever have to go...work.Features:Padded S-Curve shoulder straps fit snugly without bindingAir-mesh back panel for comfortReflective piping for visibilitySuspended, fully padded computer sleeveElectronics pockets for accessories and peripheralsBuilt with Cordura fabricsFleece lined sunglass pocket to stash your shadesSpecifications:Bottom Fabric: 630D Ballistics CorduraUsage: CommuteCapacity: 1900.00 in / 31.14 lBody: 420D Cordura DobbyWeight: 2 lbs, 8 oz / 1140.00 g"

From Ramsey Outdoor:
"The Enterprise? is our largest office bag designed to boldly go where no man (or woman) should ever have to go? work."

From RockCreek:
"The Enterprise Backpack by Mountain Hardwear is a beefy, supportive pack designed to go from home, to work, to the coffee shop, to school and back again. Constructed with work in mind, the Enterprise has a computer sleeve inside that is suspended, which is a great concept so when your pack gets jossled, the computer only moves a little bit, as the sleeve is free flowing. Built with the hardcore durable Cordura material, an air-mesh back panel for comfort and air flow, and a padded S-Curve shoulder strap that fits snuggly without binding. And for those little creature comforts that make packing it to school or work a bit better, they added an electronics pocket for accessories or your music player, a fleece lined sunglass pocket to stash your shades, and reflective piping for visibility should you ride or walk to your destination."

User Reviews

Unisex Enterprise
Reviewed by jeffyisfive, Jun 18, 2008

"I purchased and use this pack for commuting to and from work by bicycle. It's replacing my Timbuk2 courier bag, which was giving me back problems and couldn't easily hold a change of clothing along with my laptop.

The Enterprise is performing beautifully! Lots of room for the computer, a change of cloths and shoes, and paperwork."

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Enterprise
Reviewed by John DW, Jun 07, 2007

"I've only been running this pack for a couple months, after my Targus pack gave out in the zipper. Nonetheless, with my summer job this pack will give me almost everything I could ever need as far as duplicity goes. I use it as a pack to school and work, as well as a weekend daypack on the trails."

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