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Thule bag discounts arrive at Amazon ahead of Black Friday, priced from $39 (Up to 55% off)

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Today at Amazon we’ve spotted a variety of Thule discounts up to 55% off. Our top pick is the Thule EnRoute 23L Backpack in Rooibos for $45.37 shipped. Note: Shipping is delayed by 5 to 7 days. This offer delivers up to $55 in savings and beats the lowest Amazon price we have tracked by $10. If you wield a 16-inch MacBook Pro and 11-inch iPad, this bag is ready to haul them both. Even better, one of Thule’s hardshell Safe Zone compartments is ready to stow and protect an iPhone, sunglasses, or one of your other small valuables. Side-zippered pockets are ready to hold a water bottle, power brick, umbrella, keys, and the list goes on. Rated 4.6/5 stars. Continue reading to find more Thule discounts priced from $39.

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If you aren’t committed to Thule, be sure to swing by our large Osprey roundup. There you will find nearly a hundred bag markdowns. With pricing that begins at $30, there’s bound to be something for almost any budget. Swing by to see every option.

Thule EnRoute 23L Backpack features:

  • Protect a 15. 6″ laptop and 10″ tablet in dedicated, padded slip pockets
  • Safeguard a phone, sunglasses or other valuables in hard-shell Safe Zone compartment
  • High-visibility into main compartment from wide, L-shaped opening

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