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Lowepro Hardside CS 40 Camera Case

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The Lowepro Hardside CS 40 Camera Case is a rugged case with a non-abrasive interior that can accommodate multiple point-and-shoot cameras or action cameras. It features a durable, EVA moulded construction for enhanced impact and shock protection, while its clamshell design with dual zippers allows its contents to be easily accessed. Its zippers each include large zipper pulls, and an interior stretch pocket provides a convenient space for accessories such as memory cards, batteries, or cables. Within the main compartment are two padded, flexible dividers that can be configured according to the specific equipment being carried within the case. The Lowepro Hardside CS 40 Camera Case includes a built-in top handle. It is also useful for storage and transport within a larger bag or case.

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Lowepro Hardside CS 40 Camera Case

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