Skooba Design Launches Checkthrough Executive Brief laptop Bag

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Oct 6 2010, 11:58am CDT | by Shane McGlaun

Skooba Design Launches Checkthrough Executive Brief laptop Bag

I have used some of the laptop bags from Skooba Design before and they have been very nice products. If you are a frequent traveler, you know what a pain it can be to have to remove your computer from your bag at the airport. Skooba Design has added a new bag to its Checkthrough line of checkpoint friendly bags.

The new offering is called the Checkthrough Executive Brief and it comes in small or large sizes. The bag is made so you don't need to take your computer out for the security checkpoints speeding your trek through security. The bag comes in small for laptops that are 15-inches and under and in a large size that is for notebooks up to 17-inches.

The bag has a number of zippered pockets and can hold just about all of the gear you have to take with you on the road. The large brief sells for $159.95 and the small one sells for $149.95. Other than the size, the two bags are the same feature wise.

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