Pick up the perfect Incase bag for your MacBook and other gear [Deals]

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Incase Nylon
Easily carry and protect your 15" laptop with a durable 18.5" ballistic nylon backpack, or an impact-absorbing laptop bag.
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Traveling with your laptop can be nerve-wracking. For many of us, our computers are our livelihoods, so the very idea of them becoming lost or damaged is downright unacceptable. That makes protecting your MacBook with a quality case a no-brainer.

These reinforced bags from Incase are the perfect travel companions for your most precious electronic cargo. The company’s Nylon Backpack carries any 15-inch laptop within a durable, 18.5-inch ballistic nylon shell, with faux fur lining to keep your computer cozy and scratch-free. Dual adjustable shoulder straps offers a comfy fit, while three zip pockets, five slip pockets and two pen slots offer a ton of carrying capacity.

Buy now: Get the Incase Nylon Backpack for $39.99. That’s a massive 74% off the usual price.

Incase Reform 15-inch Brief with Tensaerlite – 35% off

Incase Reform
With impact-absorbing Tensaerlite, this laptop bag gives your 15-inch MacBook sturdy storage and extreme protection.
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On the other hand, or rather in your hand, there’s the Reform 15-inch Brief. This briefcase includes impact-absorbing Tensaerlite, so your laptop stays safe from dings and drops. A three-sided zip butterfly design allows the briefcase to open and lay flat for easy airport security screening. Meanwhile, multiple accessory pockets, including a dedicated iPad sleeve, help to organize and store your accessories and other essentials.

Buy now: Get the Incase Reform 15-inch Brief for $57.95. That’s 35% off the usual price.

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