Consider Branded Overland 17" TSA Computer Backpack with USB Port with your logo for your next tradeshow
The Overland 17" TSA Computer Backpack w/ USB Port makes traveling easier, especially those staff member who frequently travel for work. This branded laptop backpack comes with a TSA computer compartment that holds up to a 17 inch laptop and lays flat to easily go through security. A USB port and cable, which are included, allow you to charge your devices inside your bag with a power bank for seamless charging. This is great for any type of person who needs to commute to and from the office. You never have to worry about losing batter with this features on the promotional backpack. To add even more comfort and functionality, there are top and front grab handle, side zippered pockets. Plus, you have the option to choose from a beautiful graphite color. There are also padded back and shoulder straps, to make it easy for everyone in your company to use the backpack.
Custom-Imprinted Overland 17" TSA Computer Backpack with USB Port Features
Here are some of the special features that truly make this backpack stand out. Plus, when you add your company logo to the front, your brand can do the same thing.
- TSA computer compartment that holds up to a 17 inch laptop
- USB port and cable
- Top and front grab handle
- Side zippered pockets
- Padded back and shoulder straps
- Small quantities possible
- Great as employee gifts
- Hand out as onboarding gifts to new employees
- Perfect for airport security features
- Express Product 🚀
- Bulk orders possible
Branding Options & Positions for Promotional Overland 17" TSA Computer Backpack with USB Port
- 1-8 color Digital Print Transfer printing option
- On Front Pocket: Your artwork will be printed once (1) on the front of the backpack. The final design area will be 5.00 inches x 5.00 inches and it will be printed in the center of the front panel.
Disclaimer: There may be minor variations in color of the actual product due to the nature of the fabric dyes, weaves and printing.
