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Lowepro ProTactic Lite SLX 110 AW III

Carry and protect your mirrorless camera kit in the black, 4L ProTactic Lite SLX 110 AW III Sling Bag from Lowepro. This versatile bag accommodates a full-frame mirrorless camera with a 24-70mm lens. It has a top carry handle and a removable shoulder strap for wearing as a sling or a shoulder bag. It has multiple pockets including stretch side pockets for lens caps, a front pocket with key leash, a zippered door pocket, and a flat padded pocket on the rear. MaxFit dividers let you customise the interior to best fit your gear.

SKU: GC76-LP37494-PWW

Lowepro ProTactic Lite SLX 110 AW III

Lowepro ProTactic Lite SLX 110 AW III

Carry and protect your mirrorless camera kit in the black, 4L ProTactic Lite SLX 110 AW III Sling Bag from Lowepro. This versatile bag accommodates a full-frame mirrorless camera with a 24-70mm lens. It has a top carry handle and a removable shoulder strap for wearing as a sling or a shoulder bag. It has multiple pockets including stretch side pockets for lens caps, a front pocket with key leash, a zippered door pocket, and a flat padded pocket on the rear. MaxFit dividers let you customise the interior to best fit your gear.

Carry Options

Top carry handle

Removable, adjustable strap for wearing as shoulder bag or cross-body sling

Carry as waist pack using separately available ProTactic Utility Belt III

Use as insert for separately available ProTactic Lite BP backpack

Storage

Fully molded MaxFit divider system ensures optimal use of space

Stretch side pockets store lens caps

Soft volume front pocket with key leash and organiser pockets

Zippered door pocket

Rear flat padded pocket for additional organisation

2 accessory straps attach bulky items to exterior

Construction

87% Recycled fabric

All Weather Cover protects bag in wet conditions

Shoulder strap buckle with safety prevents accidental release

Key Features:

For Mirrorless and 24-70mm Lens

Use as Insert, Sling, or Shoulder Bag

Stretch Side Pockets for Lens Caps

MaxFit Interior Divider Set

Works with ProTactic III Waistbelts

Fits in ProTactic Lite BP Backpack

What's in the Box:

Lowepro ProTactic Lite SLX 110 AW III

Shoulder Strap

Set of Interior Dividers

All Weather Cover

Accessory Strap

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Product Overview

Lowepro ProTactic Lite SLX 110 AW III

Carry and protect your mirrorless camera kit in the black, 4L ProTactic Lite SLX 110 AW III Sling Bag from Lowepro. This versatile bag accommodates a full-frame mirrorless camera with a 24-70mm lens. It has a top carry handle and a removable shoulder strap for wearing as a sling or a shoulder bag. It has multiple pockets including stretch side pockets for lens caps, a front pocket with key leash, a zippered door pocket, and a flat padded pocket on the rear. MaxFit dividers let you customise the interior to best fit your gear.

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