Тип: рюкзак; Призначення: для дзеркальних фотокамер; Об'єм (л): 55; Відділення для фототехніки: 290x150x210; Знімні перегородки; Зовнішні відділення: 3; Відділення для особистих речей; Кріплення штатива; Кишеня для пляшки; Ручка для перенесення; Дощовик в комплекті; Матеріал: матерчатий
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Lowepro PhotoSport Backpack PRO 55L AW III (S-M)
Holds CSC / DSLR with Battery grip, 70-200 / 2.8 Mounted & 2 Extra Lenses - Total Volume of 57L Also Provides Space... щеfor Sleeping Bag, Tent, Jacket & More Fits CSC/DSLR with grip, 70-200/2.8 attached & 2 extra lenses Extra lightweight & made with 85% recycled fabric Front & back access to integrated, removable GearUp insert Features Small/Medium shoulder straps Keep hydrated with a 3-liter dedicated hydration pocket The new PhotoSport PRO Backpack is built for professional photographers who need a lightweight, comfortable bag that perfectly suits their gear and use during a multi-day photography mission in the backcountry. PhotoSport PRO Backpack is available in two versions 55L AW III S-M and 55L AW III M-L where the difference is the size of the shoulder straps. This means that the backpack is selected according to the length of the back. It is designed to protect photo gear with the integrated and removable GearUp PRO XL camera insert, plus the dedicated accessory strap system allowing multiple carrying configurations. Provides enough storage space for multi-day hiking essentials, such as sleeping bag, tent, camp meal, jacket, trekking poles, hydration reservoir and water bottle, etc. Hike in comfort for the long haul with the ActivLift harness system with torso lenght adjustment - built to provide a comfortable fit and weight distribution for optimal outdoor exploration. Built rugged and made of 85% recycled fabric* with 100% recycled 420D Nylon Oxford and 420D Nylon Diamond Ripstop with carbonate exterior, it includes All Weather AW Cover to protect gear from rain, snow and dust.
