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Lowepro Tahoe BP 150 Backpack (Pixel/Camo)

The lightweight and sporty Tahoe BP 150 keeps your photo gear and tablet protected and organized. It features in the interior pockets and padded dividers that fits DSLR with lens attached, Flash plus extra lens plus Personal gear. It also has CradleFit Pocket for 10" Tablet and zippered outer pocket for many other accessories such as pens and notepads. The tall, stretch-mesh side pockets is made to fit bottled water or any quick grab items that you would need during photo shoot. The UltraFlex panel folds down to provide more space for personal gear and less camera gear. If you will be travelling, the quick grab handle & built-in straps will guarantee a worry free carrying option. When bad weather comes, Tahoe BP 150s weather-resistant material will protect not only your pack but also your gear.

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Lowepro Tahoe Backpack 150 (Pixel/Camo)

Lowepro Tahoe BP 150 Backpack (Pixel/Camo)

The lightweight and sporty Tahoe BP 150 keeps your photo gear and tablet protected and organized. It features in the interior pockets and padded dividers that fits DSLR with lens attached, Flash plus extra lens plus Personal gear. It also has CradleFit Pocket for 10" Tablet and zippered outer pocket for many other accessories such as pens and notepads. The tall, stretch-mesh side pockets is made to fit bottled water or any quick grab items that you would need during photo shoot. The UltraFlex panel folds down to provide more space for personal gear and less camera gear. If you will be travelling, the quick grab handle & built-in straps will guarantee a worry free carrying option. When bad weather comes, Tahoe BP 150s weather-resistant material will protect not only your pack but also your gear.

Spacious and adjustable interior features padded dividers to easily customize camera kit.

Main compartment features an UltraFlex panel that folds down to create more space for personal gear and less camera gear, or whatever your day calls for. Remove all interior dividers and use Tahoe 150 as a full daypack.

Light grey interior makes it easy to locate and store gear.

Roomy pocket includes organized storage for daily essentials, plus a protective CradleFit pocket for up to a 10-inch tablet.

Subtle and zippered outer pocket offers space for earbuds, pens, keys, smartphone and smaller items.

Convenient grab handle provides an extra carry option.

The shoulder straps adjust for a comfortable fit.

Key Features:

Adjustable Interior

Ultraflex Panel

Light Grey Interior

Organized Storage

Zippered Outer Pocket

Extra Carry Option

Padded Shoulder Straps

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Lowepro Tahoe BP 150 Backpack (Pixel/Camo)

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Product Overview

Lowepro Tahoe BP 150 Backpack (Pixel/Camo)

The lightweight and sporty Tahoe BP 150 keeps your photo gear and tablet protected and organized. It features in the interior pockets and padded dividers that fits DSLR with lens attached, Flash plus extra lens plus Personal gear. It also has CradleFit Pocket for 10" Tablet and zippered outer pocket for many other accessories such as pens and notepads. The tall, stretch-mesh side pockets is made to fit bottled water or any quick grab items that you would need during photo shoot. The UltraFlex panel folds down to provide more space for personal gear and less camera gear. If you will be travelling, the quick grab handle & built-in straps will guarantee a worry free carrying option. When bad weather comes, Tahoe BP 150s weather-resistant material will protect not only your pack but also your gear.

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