Peak Design Outdoor Backpack 45L – Cloud

• 30L Capacity Meets Carry-On Requirements
• Customisable Main Compartment
• Fits 1 DSLR and 4-6 Lenses (Depending on Size)
• Dedicated 15-Inch Laptop Storage
• Top, Interior and Front Accessory Pockets
• Exterior Tripod or Monopod Attachment Points
• Adjustable Torso & Shoulder Harness System
• Water Repellent with Seam-Sealed Rain Cover

Ordered as required (Approx 2-3 days).

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The Manfrotto Pro Light Cinematic Expand video backpack is a professional videographer’s bag designed for a one-man-band & run and gunner who needs to carry everything required to do their job in a single bag. This carry-on* pack is built to hold and protect a modular camcorder with up to 70-200/2.8 mm lens attached and up to 10 lenses, video accessories or camera bodies. Manfrotto’s signature Camera Protection System dividers ensure optimal protection from the heart of the bag. An independent, checkpoint-friendly laptop pocket holds a device up to 17”.
Thanks to its expandable front, this pack can be made bigger to fit a camcorder with its handle assembled. With a simple gesture, the bag can be expanded and its configuration changed to a handy working mode. When the backpack needs to be as compact as possible for travel, the front panel can easily be made smaller to fit carry-on travel bag size criteria. The new Flexi Shock Absorbing System helps place different cameras in the right position to provide space for the expandable handle, while cushioning the contents for optimal camera body protection. The bag also features quick access to the internal zippered pocket from the side, so that you can change lenses without losing a moment. The front and side Never-Lose strap secures your video gear’s perfect support to your bag. The load lifters, sternum straps, shoulder straps and waist belt are fully adjustable for the most comfortable, customised fit. Made of water-repellent Rip-Stop nylon/polyester, hollowed ITW Nexus buckles and Duraflex hardware, the pack is ultra-lightweight yet strong enough to safeguard a large amount of gear for the long haul. It also features external zip or stretch pockets for accessories and a water bottle. The backpack comes with a DuoFace sun/rain cover to protect from harsh weather and reflect sunlight to keep gear cool and dry all day long.

The Manfrotto Bumblebee-130 PL camera backpack is a professional camera bag designed for outdoor shooters who are always on the move. This carry-on* pack is built to keep professional gear protected while providing long-wearing comfort. Its signature design Camera Protection System dividers safeguard a DSLR body with 70-200/2.8 attached plus 8 lenses, or unattached 400/2.8 with 3 lenses, or a compact professional camcorder with accessories. The center section can hold an unattached gripped DSLR body. The “checkpoint-friendly”, designated laptop-only section holds a 15” computer.

The bag can be divided into top and bottom compartments by closing the main zipper stopper, making gear quickly accessible from the top. Alternatively, the top section can be reserved for personal items. The unique AirSupport back & harness system not only distributes weight evenly on the shoulders, waist and hips but also maximizes breathability thanks to a suspended mesh panel. The load lifters, sternum straps, shoulder straps and waist belt are all fully adjustable in length to give you the utmost flexibility and comfort. The backpack’s water-repellent Rip-Stop nylon/polyester fabric, hollowed ITW Nexus buckles and Duraflex hardware make the pack both ultra-lightweight and strong enough to withstand the most intense use, ensuring long-term protection for large amounts of gear. The tuck-away NeverLose tripod connection is always ready to secure a variety of professional tripod sizes. There are external zip and stretchable pockets for accessories and a water bottle. This model comes with a DuoFace sun/rain cover, which provides extra protection in rough weather and reflects sunlight, keep gear cool and dry all day long.
*Check with your airline for current carry-on requirements.