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Lowepro m-Trekker 600 III Backpack

Carry and protect your pro DSLR and attached 600mm f/4 or unattached 800mm lens with this black Lens Trekker 600 AW III Backpack from Lowepro. The bag has room to accommodate the lens hood, and also fits a tripod. It features a shock-absorbing foam interior with padded dividers and a lens collar, as well as a durable 630D Oxford nylon exterior.

SKU: GC76-LP36776-PWW

Lowepro m-Trekker 600 III Backpack

Lowepro m-Trekker 600 III Backpack

Carry and protect your pro DSLR and attached 600mm f/4 or unattached 800mm lens with this black Lens Trekker 600 AW III Backpack from Lowepro. The bag has room to accommodate the lens hood, and also fits a tripod. It features a shock-absorbing foam interior with padded dividers and a lens collar, as well as a durable 630D Oxford nylon exterior.

A built-in, weather-resistant cover and 1000D Cordura base protect your gear from the elements. Adjustable ergonomic shoulder straps and a removable padded waist belt make for comfortable carrying.

Holds pro DSLR and attached 600mm f/4 or unattached 800mm lens with hood. Also fits a tripod attached to either side.

Features a shock-absorbing foam interior with padded, adjustable MaxFit System dividers and a lens collar.

Main compartment accessible via large zippered flap that opens and drops down to allow you to grab or rearrange your gear quickly. Includes 2 memory card pockets on the inside lid.

Roomy front accessory pocket.

Durable 630D Oxford nylon exterior.

A built-in, weather-resistant cover and 1000D Cordura base protect your gear from the elements.

Adjustable ergonomic shoulder straps and a removable padded waist belt make for comfortable carrying. The contoured ActivLift System torso harness, built for load-lifting support, is adjustable and has breathable mesh for comfort. It allows you to transfer more weight from waist to hips via metal wire frame.

Sturdy Duraflex D-rings and SlipLock loops enable accessory attachment, expanding your carrying capacity.

Cinch straps to secure a jacket, tool, or personal gear.

Key Features:

Holds Pro DSLR, 600mm f/4 Lens Attached

Fits Unattached 800mm Instead of 600mm

Accommodates Tripod

Shock-Absorbing Foam Interior

Padded Interior Dividers, Lens Collar

Made of 630D Oxford Nylon

Built-in Weather-Resistant Cover

Durable 1000D Cordura Base

Adjustable Ergonomic Shoulder Straps

Removable Padded Waist Belt

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Lowepro m-Trekker 600 III Backpack

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Product Overview

Lowepro m-Trekker 600 III Backpack

Carry and protect your pro DSLR and attached 600mm f/4 or unattached 800mm lens with this black Lens Trekker 600 AW III Backpack from Lowepro. The bag has room to accommodate the lens hood, and also fits a tripod. It features a shock-absorbing foam interior with padded dividers and a lens collar, as well as a durable 630D Oxford nylon exterior.

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