Boblbee Megalopolis Aero Hard Shell Rucksack
Boblbee Megalopolis Aero Hard Shell Rucksack
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Top Features of the Boblbee Megalopolis Aero Hard Shell Rucksack
Boblbee's latest Megalopolis and best seller, Organisation, comfort and always two hands free, on your bike or the while passing through airports, or on the ski lift with your snowboard strapped to the back.
- Monocoque shell of impact resistant ABS, with Automotive clear coat lacquer
- Body Shaped supporting back profile
- Water resistant aerodynamic dome top
- Quick release fastener
- UV stabilized plastics and fabrics
- Multiple attachment points for equipment
- PA6 Nylon super tough buckles
- IATA approved cabin size
- Comfort cushioned back and shoulder straps
- Waist belt, sternum strap, cargo straps and water resistant phone pocket
- Inside organiser for CD's and documents
- Laptop compatible up to 14x10x2 in/36x26x5 cm
- Hydration bladder compatible
- Certified by Ergonauts for superior ergonomics
- TÜV/CE– back protector certification (EN 1621-2)
- Size – 22x12x6 in/56x30x15 cm
- Weight – 4 lbs/1900 gram
- Volume – 1220-1525 cu in/20-25 litre
No worries either about your important laptop and documents on the way to work they'll be safe too....the Megalopolis won't let you down, and there is a host of attachments/accessories so it's always, just right for the job.
About Rucksacks
Wiggle lists a large range of rucksacks, or backpacks as they are often called, these include traditional packs which are ideal for cycle commuters or mountain bikers wanting to carry larger loads. Some rucksacks / backpacks have the facility to fit a hydration bladder, making them a great choice for all day rides. Ideal for both on and off the bike, cross country riding, commuting or riding to the gym, a rucksack / backpack is the ideal choice for carrying items on you.
About the Boblbee brand
Boblbee design and manufacture a range of innovative, protective backpacks. Based in Sweden, Boblbee were established in 1997 as a research centre for developing sports and recreational equipment. Boblbee wanted to create a backpack specifically for cyclists, bikers, hikers and skiers that kept the contents, like books and clothing, dry and high tech goods, like laptops, protected. The first Boblbee Monocoque Hard-shell backpack was first produced in April 1998 and is now known as the Boblbee Megalopolis. The Boblbee Megalopolis, the Boblbee Exterior Cargo and the Boblbee Interior Cargo systems together create the ultimate backpack for the avid active sports and outdoors enthusiast.
Delivery Information
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- Standard Delivery: Estimated delivery within 8 working days - Free
- Priority International Delivery: Estimated delivery within 6 working days - $6.34
- Tracked Courier Delivery: Estimated delivery within 4 working days - $31.80
International Delivery
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Returns Information
We will happily refund or exchange any item purchased on Wiggle if returned to us within 365 days, excluding Wiggle gift vouchers and personalized products except when faulty.
Returned goods must be unused and supplied with their original packaging, unless the goods are faulty.
Wiggle will pay the return postage costs for any faulty items.
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I haven't riden with this pack on any singletrack though, so I don't know if it would provide the flexibility required for those activities.
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It's best when loaded a little bit so it stays well on your back.
If you cycle on a bike with low handle bars like I do, when the bag is not loaded, the lumbar part has a tendency to rise from your back. Keeping my lock and cable in the option net outside solves the problem :)
