Overview

Peak Design Outdoor Backpack 45L

Carry your camera gear and outdoor necessities with this 45L Outdoor Backpack in Eclipse from Peak Design. An expandable roll top with Ultra Cinch closure maximises your packing space. Multiple interior and exterior pockets stow all your essentials, and a designated pocket holds your 16" laptop or a 3L hydration bladder. The 3-part, spring steel interior frame and ventilated, quick-drying back panel offer enhanced support and comfort. Made from bluesign-approved, weather-resistant, Terra Shell 210D ripstop nylon, it will keep your gear protected in wet conditions. This pack is designed to comfortably accommodate separately available Peak Design camera cubes, packing cubes, and pouches.

SKU: GC47-PD-BABP-45-BK-1

Peak Design Outdoor Backpack 45L

Peak Design Outdoor Backpack 45L

Carry your camera gear and outdoor necessities with this 45L Outdoor Backpack in Eclipse from Peak Design. An expandable roll top with Ultra Cinch closure maximises your packing space. Multiple interior and exterior pockets stow all your essentials, and a designated pocket holds your 16" laptop or a 3L hydration bladder. The 3-part, spring steel interior frame and ventilated, quick-drying back panel offer enhanced support and comfort. Made from bluesign-approved, weather-resistant, Terra Shell 210D ripstop nylon, it will keep your gear protected in wet conditions. This pack is designed to comfortably accommodate separately available Peak Design camera cubes, packing cubes, and pouches.

Carry Options

Backpack straps with hidden Capture Clip attachment points

Stowable hip belt with Capture Clip point

Storage

Front UltraZip pockets

Integrated key tether

Strap pockets and hip belt pocket

Side Flex pockets

Designated pocket holds 16" laptop or 3L hydration bladder

Maximum capacity of 45L achieved with roll top extended

Construction

Terra shell 210D ripstop nylon

Weather resistant, bluesign-approved materials

Ventilated, quick-drying back panel

Front and bottom panels feature waterproof and PFA-free TPU coating

Key Features:

Laptop/Hydration Bladder Pocket

Expandable Ultra Cinch Roll Top

Flex Pockets on Both Sides

Front Flex Pocket

Back Access

Hydration Pass-Through

3-part Spring Steel Interior Frame

Stowable Hip Belt w/ Capture Clip Point

Large Rear Panel with UltraZip Zippers

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Peak Design Outdoor Backpack 45L

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Product Overview

Peak Design Outdoor Backpack 45L

Carry your camera gear and outdoor necessities with this 45L Outdoor Backpack in Eclipse from Peak Design. An expandable roll top with Ultra Cinch closure maximises your packing space. Multiple interior and exterior pockets stow all your essentials, and a designated pocket holds your 16" laptop or a 3L hydration bladder. The 3-part, spring steel interior frame and ventilated, quick-drying back panel offer enhanced support and comfort. Made from bluesign-approved, weather-resistant, Terra Shell 210D ripstop nylon, it will keep your gear protected in wet conditions. This pack is designed to comfortably accommodate separately available Peak Design camera cubes, packing cubes, and pouches.

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