SlashGear Japan
If you’re looking for a laptop sleeve that looks a bit different from the rest, this Krink Sleeve from Incase is one way to go. These are made specifically for those carrying around a MacBook (regular as well as Pro).
The Krink bag featuring a design that is meant to appear as if it’s dripping with paint would be great for those aspiring artists. Especially ones that prefer their art to be created using spray paint.
The bag itself features heavy duty zipper pulls and is lined with poly-satin. It also features 3mm of cushioned interior to make sure your laptop is well padded. Both the MacBook and the MacBook Pro sleeves are being sold for $79.95 over at Incase. Which isn’t actually too bad of a price when compared to some of the high end laptop cases.
[via gearfuse]
4 Responses to “Incase’s KRINK branded MacBook Sleeve”
candycgiz July 17, 2008
I still don’t understand soft sleeve, it doesnt really protect the laptop itself, more to fashion statement rather than protective accesories.
NeutralAbby McVay July 17, 2008
I honestly didn’t either until I started switching bags so often and not all of them were laptop friendly. So instead of carrying two bags I prefer to have the sleeve to give it a little cushioning inside of my tote bag or whatever type of bag I happen to be carrying that day.
NeutralDave July 17, 2008
80 bucks for a sleeve?
Neutrali admit it looks kool but then again 80 bucks, thats way to much considering that its a sleeve and not a case and therefore will only hold your mac so you can’t really compare it to a case..
Apurva July 30, 2008
The style is nice but what about someone who wants a tight fitting stylish macbook sleeve, especially the fashion forward female population. I bought my sleeve from http://www.bellamela.etsy.com. It is handmade, tightly fitting, offering the scratch resistance I need and fits nicely in my bag. Not to mention affordable.
Neutral