Lowepro Flipside BP 400 AW III Mirrorless and DSLR Camera Backpack - Dark Grey - with Rear Access - with Side Access - with Adjustable Dividers - for Mirrorless Like Sony α7 - LP37353-PWW
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Size: BP 400 AW III
Color: Dark Grey
Features
- SECURELY ACCESS THE FULL PACK: take the bag off, lay it down, and unzip the back access panel! Grab handle allows you to easily move the bag in this mode.
- PROTECTION FROM THE ELEMENTS: Enhanced zippers, front molded EVA bumpers and front PU coating offer extreme durability and protection from the outer elements.
- GRAB LENSES QUICKLY: New single side access provides a secondary entry point for quick lens changes.
- MIX UP YOUR STORAGE: New divider layout offers versatile storage for mirrorless, mixed kit setups for camera and non-photo items along with travel tripod, 10" tablet and 15" laptop.
- ALWAYS BE ORGANIZED: Front compartment with organizing pockets for small accessories such as smartphone, cables, notebook etc. Removable, padded interior top pocket for cords and chargers.
Description
The world’s best camera backpack has been redesigned for the outdoors! The Flipside 400 AW III features robust fabrics and front PU coating offer extreme durability and protection from the elements, moisture and abrasion. >>Upgraded backside-access offers fast, easy entry to the camera compartment while keeping gear safe and secure on rough terrain - simply take it off, lay it down and unzip the back panel for full access to gear. New side-access provides a second entry point for quick lens changes. >> Enhanced 10mm YKK zippers give a smoother path while front molded EVA bumpers deliver increased security for valuable equipment when the bag is set down. All Weather AW Cover protects gear from rain, snow, dust and sand. >> Load in your DSLR or mirrorless camera with portrait grip with lenses or compact drone, plus compact tripod, 15'' laptop and 10” tablet. Front storage panel & removable, padded accessory pouch included.
Product Dimensions: 12.99 x 9.45 x 18.9 inches
Item Weight: 3.08 pounds
Item model number: LP37353-PWW
Date First Available: March 22, 2021
Manufacturer: Lowepro
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