VANGUARD Alta Rise 45 Backpack for DSLR, Compact Camera, Compact System Camera (CSC), Travel, Black
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Aug 22 – Aug 24
Style: Alta Rise 45
Features
- +6 - expand or contract with one simple zipper and quick-action - side access in split seconds. No fumbling - bright colored interior makes finding things easy
- Magic pocket - full length, padded internal pocket with easy and discreet external access and safe storage - concealed pocket on back panel to secure travel documents and wallet
- Comfortable carrying - ergonomic air system back and harness and ALTA LINK - Alta Action tripod bag connection for ultimate Vanguard ALTA Experience (Alta Action tripod bag sold separately)
- Well organized - dedicated pockets for all essentials and stay steady - optimal balance tripod carrying system. Keep dry - total coverage rain cover
- Inside dimensions: 10.25 x 7.5 x 17.75". Top personal compartment: 10.25 x 7.5 x 7.5". External dimensions: 12.6 x 9 x 19.25". Weight: 3.4 lbs. 22 liter capacity
Description
The ALTA RISE 45 backpack with the +6 revolution offers you the possibility to supersize or downsize with one easy zipper motion, while still keeping gear protected. So when more gear or personal storage is called for, there is no need to switch bags. Designed for intuitive use, you will find that the quick- action side flap opening allows you grab-and-shoot in split seconds when releasing one shoulder strap and swinging the backpack around. In both size modes the ALTA RISE 45 ensures padded protection. Ideally, the capacity is designed to hold a Pro DSLR, 4-5 lenses (up to 24-70mm f/2.8), a flash, and accessories in the large dedicated camera compartment, and when the +6 width is expanded you can utilize the full length padded compartment to store personal essentials or carry along a laptop or tablet. Strategically placed internal and external pockets arrange all other essentials, such as memory cards, cables, batteries, charger, smartphone, and water bottle, exactly where one needs them; either secured in a zippered compartment, or on hand at any given moment in a slip-in pocket. A concealed rear pocket will secure valuables, such as a wallet and travel documents, close to your body where no prying hands can reach. Additional storage is made possible with the connection to a side strap loop. Enhancing performance, you will discover our second-to-none quality, materials, and bag construction, as well as our signature total coverage rain cover and optimal balance tripod carrying system. The ALTA RISE 45 carries comfortably and it features an ergonomic air system breathable back and harness, as well as a sturdy top handle which makes grab-and-run possible at any given moment and allows you to hang the bag from any hook. Enjoy the full ALTA EXPERIENCE with ALTA LINK which enables you to carry along your ALTA PRO TRIPOD in the advanced ALTA ACTION TRIPOD BAG connected to our ALTA RISE BACKPACK (ALTA ACTION TRIPOD BAG sold separately).
Closure Type: Zipper
Capacity: 22 Liters
Strap Type: Shoulder Strap
Pocket Description: Utility Pocket
Handle Type: Top Handle
Number of Compartments: 7
Color: Black
Style Name: Alta Rise 45
Pattern: Solid
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 19.25"L x 12.6"W x 19.25"H
Item Weight: 3.37 Pounds
Size: 22 liters
Material Type: cloth
Shell Type: Soft
Brand Name: VANGUARD
Manufacturer Warranty Description: The Alta Rise bags are covered by a Lifetime Warranty when registered on-line. For more details or to register your product, please visit vanguardworld.us and search warranty
UPC: 026196348832
Global Trade Identification Number: 32
Manufacturer: VANGUARD
Manufacturer Part Number: ALTA RISE 45
Model Number: ALTA RISE 45
Unit Count: 1 Count
Included Components: Backpack, rain cover
Item Type Name: VANGUARD Alta Rise Backpack, Black (Alta Rise 45)
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