The North Face Mentor Backpack - 2150cu in
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The North Face Mentor Backpack - 2150cu in
The North Face made the Mentor Backpack with pockets in the main compartment, an organizer in the secondary compartment, a large front pocket, and side zip pockets—all so you don't have to go on a five-minute excavation just to find your stuff. A stitched back panel and padded shoulder straps make carrying a heavy load more comfortable. Pack the Mentor Backpack for a full day at school or a sightseeing tour around the city. The North Face Mentor Backpack's waist-belt is removable, so you can carry your lighter gear without having extra straps dangling down.
Bottom Line: Let The North Face Mentor Backpack introduce you to a more organized carrying system.
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Excellent day backpack
By: Ian Smith
September 11, 2007
This backpack is very organized and is in general excellent. The main compartment is large enough to hold 3-4 textbooks, and the laptop sleeve is spacious and sturdy. The secondary compartment has a typical, effective organizer for pens and loose items. The secondary compartment itself is not large enough for letter-sized items, but holds smaller books and loose items well. The third compartment in the their is somewhat redundant to the second, but gives you an additional partition for separating items. To its detriment, the side pockets are not large enough to hold a water bottle; there isn't a good place for that. Calculators, computer peripherals (power cables, headphones, etc) and similar quick access items fit well there. The straps are comfortable, though I'm concerned the fabric component at the base of the straps will break under strain. I'm pleased with the backpack, though I wish it were larger.
solid. great deal.
By: Eddie
June 7, 2009
Holds a lot more than I assumed. I used it to travel to Europe for 10 days and it did the trick. It was stuffed in various overhead compartments (it was fully stuffed and allowed on over 7 different planes flying 3 different airlines) and held together as expected from The North Face. The padding is good because it's not too much but still has a 1/2 inch or so of give. I'm 6' 4" and it adjusted to fit comfortably. Just buy it :)
is the northface mentor designed specifically for women? tha
is the northface mentor designed specifically for women? thanks..
By: janet corcoran
May 15, 2009
It is Unisex.
By: Andrew
May 15, 2009
Awesome backpack, very spacious
By: dwarrior9292371591
September 22, 2008
This backpack is much larger than i expected, it has a sleek look, and many pockets. its main pocket is large enough for about two to three days of clothing, or a laptop and two large textbooks(although i held three i had no laptop in it). The water bottle holder is fine if you don't mind leaving it unzipped for larger bottles(from 16 oz. bottles and up, can't fit gatorade bottles in it, at least i never tried), the smaller ones fit jut fine into the pocket.
holds on
By: dakodchase
December 18, 2007
good bag holds on when i get going.stuff stays dry trust me im out in the grind hard.has alot of room
Does this have a special compartment for a laptop??
Does this have a special compartment for a laptop??
By: kurtpmille2371569
August 21, 2008
This pack does not have a laptop compartment sleeve.
By: Jeff Gerhard
November 17, 2008
This is incorrect. There is certainly a laptop sleeve, as I use it every day to and from school.
By: Mitchell
March 23, 2009
Nice backpack, straps a little close
By: litlmenz112150076
April 18, 2008
This is a very nice pack, very good quality. My husband only wore it one time and returned it because the straps were too close together for his build (6'1" 190lb). He needed a pack to wear on his Suzuki GSXR and found that when he wore this the straps rubbed against his neck too much. For any other function (or smaller build) I think this would be a great pack to have.
Nice backpack.
By: annalim912355829
September 16, 2008
It's a nice backpack.
I like it a lot. It helps me to organize better. The only thing that I wish it could have more is the place where I can put my water bottle. Other than that, I really like it.
Im taking this backpack to Europe. Will it work for a weeks worth
Im taking this backpack to Europe. Will it work for a weeks worth of clothes and a laptop?
By: ddtls20042275028
June 23, 2008
That'll be pretty small for a weeks worth of gear. The laptop may fit, but unless you wear the same clothes every day, you would rather a larger pack. Check out The North Face Terra 40. It's a bit bigger with trim styling (read: not a lot of straps and crap hanging off of it) and not too spendy. Have a blast!You'll need @ least a 3500ci pack for a week in Europe.
By: Jeff Gerhard
November 17, 2008
Laptop is not protected
By: tal2526229
December 3, 2008
Well, the bag is nice. it sits good on the back and the internal split is smart. However, a laptop back should protect the laptop. In this bag there is now protection from most sides, so you must use a laptop sleeve. another issue is that the chest strap is missing for no good reason.
So - make sure to use a sleeve or get a bag with a padded laptop slot.
Perfect size
By: mar100217457
December 29, 2008
A gift. Recipient states perfect for skiing and even taking to the gym. Loved it!
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