Product features:

* A reusable water bottle

* A velcro mesh pouch for ice pack (not included)

* A front zippered pocket for additional items

* A handle and adjustable/removable shoulder strap

* A rubberized ID tag

* An attractive neoprene front panel

* Wipes clean with damp cloth.

* Designed to accommodate the Laptop Lunch container and the drink bottle.

* Carry case and water bottle ethically made in China.



Dimensions:

height = 7.5 inches

width = 11.5 inches

depth = 2.5 inches



The water bottle sits along one edge of the carrying case and the Laptop Lunch container sits next to it. If you place an ice pack (not included) in the mesh pouch, it will press against the food containers, keeping the food nice and cold.



Color specifics:

black canvas with pink neoprene panel

luggage tag and rubberized patch = pink and magenta





About Laptop Lunches:

Laptop Lunches was started by moms Tammy Pelstring and Amy Hemmert who found themselves involved in the same new mothers group. As they got to know each other, they realized that they shared an interest in nutrition, fitness, and the environment. Within a year they had become good friends as well as jogging partners.

When their children entered school, they continued jogging together, often talking about their interests and experiences as volunteers at their children’s schools. Of particular interest was the poor-quality school lunches the children brought from home—processed foods high in fat, sodium, and sugar, packaged in wasteful, single-use containers that filled the trash cans and cost a fortune to haul away.

Then, during a morning jog in the fall of 2001 they realized that the best way to help parents pack wholesome, low-waste lunches was to provide them with a lunch system that was not only convenient and economical, but also appealing to kids. That’s when they started thinking about designing, manufacturing, patenting, and selling Laptop Lunches.

They conducted a national survey and found strong support for their idea. At the same time national headlines on childhood obesity, poor nutrition, and the impact of landfill waste indicated that this was a product whose time had come.

In the winter of 2001, Obentec, Inc. was founded with the mission of helping families improve lunchtime nutrition and reduce waste. And since the two moms believe that healthy kids come from healthy communities, they donate a portion of profits to schools and environmental organizations.