|
* Lego Stormtrooper Explorer Star Wars ™ Backpack with Accessories 20094-1829
The "Explorer Schoolbag" Lego backpacks are sized and weight appropriate to the age and physical condition of the children.
The school will no longer be uncomfortable with carrying uncomfortable and large backpacks because the Explorer Schoolbag Lego backpacks weigh only 1190 grams.
According to German safety requirements for optimum visibility at dusk or in the dark, reflective materials must be present on school backpacks. Lego backpacks are equipped with reflective elements for greater road safety.
Why Choose a Lego Explorer Schoolbag Backpack ...
• Ergonomic hard back;
• Adjustable, softened straps with extra straps and the ability to fasten to the baby's chest
• Solid and stable plastic bottom;
• A mesh water pocket on one side is complemented by a solid fruit or sandwich pocket;
• Front thermal pocket for accessories or zippered food;
• The space is formed by one large compartment and several smaller study barriers (A4 format);
• Water repellant;
• Reflective elements;
• Extremely light and compact - only 1190gr .;
• Fits block A4 comfortably;
• Hand grip or hook;
• Extra fuse under the hood to keep textbooks dry.
The Explorer Schoolbag Kit includes:
• Stormtrooper Explorer Star Wars ™ Backpack (41 x 28 x 20 cm) - 1190 grams, 18 liters;
• Sport bag (29 x 31 cm) for separating a sports team from other accessories, which can be carried as a separate backpack - closing the volume through pull-out links. Quality coated solid material. Low weight - 100 grams / 8 liters.
• LEGO Star Wars Stormtrooper school bag with contents:
-10 pcs. thinner colored pencils - orange, red, purple, green, blue, pink, gray, beige, black, brown;
-4 pc. thicker pencil in primary colors - yellow, green, dark blue and red;
-2 pcs. black pencils for writing;
-1 piece. rubber;
-1 piece. 2-section sharpener - for sharpening thin and thick pencils;
-1 piece. line;
-1 piece. triangle;
- Integrated weekly program.
-Sizes: height 20 cm, width -14 cm and depth 4 cm.
|
