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Manfrotto MBPLB130 Bumblebee 130 Pl Backpack

Innovative and sleek, the black Pro Light Bumblebee-130 Camera Backpack from Manfrotto is designed to store, protect, and transport your DSLR with an attached 70-200mm f/2.8 lens, up to 8 additional lenses, and related accessories. There's also a zippered, padded, rear compartment for an up to 15" laptop. The spacious, zippered main compartment is accessed from the front and has numerous padded, touch-fastening dividers for organizing gear. This compartment may be configured for storing a 400mm f/2.8 lens instead of the 70-200mm, but doing so will result in less space for additional lenses. A narrow strip of touch-fastening netting helps secure smaller items.

SKU: GC40-MF-MB PL-B-130

Manfrotto MBPLB130 Bumblebee 130 Pl Backpack

Manfrotto MBPLB130 Bumblebee 130 Pl Backpack

Innovative and sleek, the black Pro Light Bumblebee-130 Camera Backpack from Manfrotto is designed to store, protect, and transport your DSLR with an attached 70-200mm f/2.8 lens, up to 8 additional lenses, and related accessories. There's also a zippered, padded, rear compartment for an up to 15" laptop. The spacious, zippered main compartment is accessed from the front and has numerous padded, touch-fastening dividers for organizing gear. This compartment may be configured for storing a 400mm f/2.8 lens instead of the 70-200mm, but doing so will result in less space for additional lenses. A narrow strip of touch-fastening netting helps secure smaller items.

Photo gear may also be accessed from a convenient, zippered compartment on the top of the pack. This compartment is easily configured for storing items requiring quick access. Stay hydrated with the elastic water bottle pocket on the side of the pack, or store the base of a tripod inside the zippered pocket on the opposite side. An adjustable strap above this pocket secures the upper part of the tripod. Or, if you prefer, store your tripod on one of the waist belt hip pad straps.

Carry your Pro Light Bumblebee-130 Camera Backpack by the top and side strap handles, or wear with the padded shoulder straps, chest connector, and waist belt. Daisy chain, gear attachment straps are located on each shoulder strap and the top of the pack as well. A padded back panel helps reduce discomfort from shock and improves cooling airflow. A rain cover is included with the pack. Water-resistant nylon construction ensures strength and durability.

Features:

Holds DSLR, 70-200 f/2.8, 8 Lenses

Accommodates 15" Laptop

Front and Top Access to Gear

Padded Touch-Fastened Interior Dividers

Dual Side Pockets, Tripod Storage

Multiple Exterior Pockets

Top and Side Strap Handles

Shoulder Straps, Connector, Waist Belt

Mesh Back Panel

Rain Cover Included

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Manfrotto MBPLB130 Bumblebee 130 Pl Backpack

Innovative and sleek, the black Pro Light Bumblebee-130 Camera Backpack from Manfrotto is designed to store, protect, and transport your DSLR with an attached 70-200mm f/2.8 lens, up to 8 additional lenses, and related accessories. There's also a zippered, padded, rear compartment for an up to 15" laptop. The spacious, zippered main compartment is accessed from the front and has numerous padded, touch-fastening dividers for organizing gear. This compartment may be configured for storing a 400mm f/2.8 lens instead of the 70-200mm, but doing so will result in less space for additional lenses. A narrow strip of touch-fastening netting helps secure smaller items.

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