Killspencer black leather iPad 2 case has plenty of pockets

By Kelly Montgomery March 14, 2011

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Luxury Los Angeles brand Killspencer has released a sleek leather case for the iPad 2 that protects your gadget and will hold your other essentials in style as well. The Killspencer iPad 2 Case ($189 in leather) is made from premium black leather with a matte finish and features a black leather bullhide handle on the outside of the case. A neoprene lining and black RIRI Aquazip waterproof zippers will keep your iPad 2 safe and dry, while pockets for your Moleskine notebook, iPhone, and business cards keep everything neat and in order. The bag comes with a detachable shoulder strap and is also available in the company’s waxed canvas versions.

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