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Backpacks

Db · Oslo

Supply 001

Hugger Backpack 20L

189 €

Why we chose it

A 20 L backpack with a stiff frame, a clamshell opening and a padded 13-inch laptop sleeve.

Capacity
20 L
Weight
1.0 kg
Outside
45 × 27.5 × 19.5 cm

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VAT included · ships from Barcelona

Inside the pieceAnatomy · To scale · What fits
01Details

The Hugger 20L is the compact size of Db’s Hugger backpack. Rib Cage Technology, Db’s name for its frame, holds the shape even when the bag is empty.

The main compartment opens fully, like a suitcase. A padded sleeve takes a 13-inch laptop, and a quick-access top pocket holds keys and a phone. The outer fabric is weather-resistant against light rain.

Db makes it for city breaks and commutes. Db says it fits under most airplane seats. The Hook-Up System slides it onto a Hugger or Snow roller.

At 45 cm tall it is over Ryanair’s free under-seat size of 40 × 30 × 20. The sleeve stops at 13 inches; a 14-inch laptop will not go in. See the Hauler Backpack 15L

02Specifications
Outside
45 × 27.5 × 19.5 cm
Capacity
20.0 L
Weight
1030 g
Laptop
Up to 13″

Fits 14″ laptop · 750 ml bottle · interior estimated from the outside

Figures: Db

03Shipping and returns

We ship from Barcelona to every EU country. VAT included; nothing extra at the door.

14 days to send it back, from every EU country. Return shipping is on you, unless we got it wrong. How returns work

Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Shop Pay, PayPal, iDEAL, Bancontact and Klarna. Prices in euros, VAT included.

Made by

Db

Responsible in the EU

202 Acacia Trade BCN S.L.
Calle de Camprodon 21, 08012 Barcelona, Spain
info@acaciasupplies.com

04Questions
Will a 14-inch laptop fit?
No. Db sizes the padded sleeve for laptops up to 13 inches.
Is it waterproof?
It is weather-resistant. Db says the shell handles light rain, not a downpour.
Does it work with other rollers?
The Hook-Up System is made for Db’s Hugger and Snow rollers. Figures from Db.
How heavy is it empty?
1.03 kg, by Db’s figures.