Tech-focused tablet sleeve built in Japan for streamlined travel
The Briefing Fusion Tap Case is the go-to companion for the minimalist professional who moves fast and travels light. Built with the same high-density 1680 denier nylon used in heavy-duty tire cords and trimmed with waterproof embossed leather, this pouch offers ballistic-grade protection for your most essential gadgets. Its slim profile is specifically engineered to house an 11-inch tablet and daily EDC, providing a sophisticated solution for organizing tech and cables without the bulk.
Features
Cushioned main compartment protects up to an 11-inch tablet or B5-sized documents from impacts
Two exterior zippered pockets feature internal dividers to keep chargers and cables from tangling
Weather-resistant construction utilizes waterproofed leather and high-denier nylon to shield tech from the elements
Slim, low-profile design fits effortlessly inside a larger carry-on or functions as a standalone grab-and-go sleeve
Reinforced stitching and industrial-grade materials ensure lifelong durability for the daily commute
Made in Japan
Materials
Body: 1680D Nylon (100% Nylon)
Trim: Waterproof Cow Leather
Specs
Capacity: 2.2L
Weight: 0.32kg (approx. 0.7 lbs)
Dimensions: 310mm W x 220mm H x 45mm D
Compatibility: Fits up to an 11-inch tablet and B5-sized documents
About Briefing
Briefing was founded in 1998 on the idea of true “militarism.” Every piece of luggage is built to military specifications—mil-spec, for short—marrying Japanese design with the durability and reliability you’d expect from standard-issue gear. And although their mission began out east, the brand’s roots lie here on U.S. soil, as they partnered with an American factory that produced bags for the U.S. Army to make their own. Each one is made to the same uncompromising standards for a lifetime of hard use.
