The North Face: Hot Shot Daypack

Pop quiz, hot shot: How are you going to haul your school laptop and climbing gym gear in the same trip? If the gym doesn't require a rope, you're good to go with the Hot Shot Daypack from The North Face. This latest incarnation from The North Face is very similar to previous Hot Shot packs, but this one features a universal padded sleeve that accommodates most laptop computers and also doubles as a hydration bladder pouch. This 1,850-cubic-inch backpack has BackSaver Technology to potentially reduce lower back strain between classes and pitches. The North Face developed their BackSaver Technology by angling the bottom of the Hot Shot pack to shift the pack weight closer to your back, making this daypack ideal for moderate backcountry loads with a large hydration bladder or big campus projects involving a stack of reference material. A daisy chain on the front of the pack makes it easy to clip in extra climbing gear while dual mesh side water bottle pockets help keep you hydrated during essay exams. No matter how you use it, you'll ace your final in functionality.

• 420-denier nylon fabric with 840-denier Hypalon® reinforcement areas
• Laminated backpanel design with molded channels for ventilation
• Highly durable #10 YKK® main zipper
• Main compartment features a universal sleeve for a compact laptop computer or hydration system bladder
• The North Face BackSaver angled front panel lifts load higher on your torso
• Side mesh water bottle pockets
• Safe-T whistle on sternum strap
• Organizer inside front pocket
• Reflective accents for improved visibility, top carry handle for luggage versatility
• Hipbelt tucks away when you don't need it
• Daisy chain for extra gear and clips
• Volume: 1,850 cu. in. (30 l.)
• Dimensions: 20 x 12 x 8 in. (51 x 31 x 20 cm.)
• Weight: 2 lbs. (900 g.)