It’s about time your everyday bag had a sense of rugged refinement. We mean it. This sleek, semi-rigid ballistic nylon case utilizes two layers of molded high-density foam protection and non-scratch fabrics to cradle your laptop like nothing else. The Vyper exo[system] includes a Vyper XS2 sleeve for additional laptop protection, plus the new, convenient Anaconda 5 accessory case.
A black exterior says professionalism, while the red, orange, and beige accent color stitching bring out the creative in you. [If it’s not already out.]
An intelligent interior layout with a place for your power adapter, cables, phone, iPod, keys, pens and business cards makes it easy to keep your mess organized, while the bag’s three jeans-button pockets resist that quest until you learn how to use them. If you can’t figure it out, don’t blame us. Please.
The bag opens 180 degrees, so that you can open your laptop while it’s sitting in the laptop compartment, if that’s what’s required to make you happy. While quite capable of keeping up with your fast-paced day at work, at home, and everything in between, a Vyper exo is not a bag for just anything, or anyone. It’s an everyday bag designed to carry the most ambitious ideas: yours.
Purchasing a Vyper exo is the beginning of an enduring relationship. The Vyper Exo is the first product to come with the all-new Terralinq™: Each bag carries a unique identification number that can be linked to you once you receive the product and register online. If your bag were subsequently reported to us as lost and found, we can put you in touch with the finder and help you regain possession.
Semi-rigid molded construction protects its cargo.
Ideal everyday bag: Lightweight, durable, room for everything you need during the day.
Oversized YKK zipper for improved functionality and durability.
Convenient pocket layout for items large and small.
Tough seatbelt nylon shoulder strap.
Accent stitching makes each bag unique.
NEW: This bag comes with TerraLinq™ Service. Helps reunite you with your lost & found bag.
