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Peak Design Travel Backpack 30L v2 - Sage

The Travel Backpack 30L from Peak Design is the core of a versatile transportation system for photographers, multimedia creators, and dedicated travelers. The main compartment is accessed with a durable #10 zipper with expansion/compression zippers to keep your cargo snug. Padded sleeves for a tablet and a 15" laptop ensure your sensitive electronics are protected. A zippered, soft-lined top compartment holds essentials like your sunglasses, keys, and passport for easy access. The padded shoulder and sternum straps can be stowed under magnet-closing flaps, so they won't get caught on things if you need to check the bag. Low-profile side grab handles make it easy to pull the pack from an overhead compartment, no matter which way it's positioned. Large side pockets accommodate tripods, trekking poles, or water bottles. The bag has clips for three separately available Peak Design Packing/Camera Cubes that can store camera, video, audio, and digital media equipment. The pack is made from 100% recycled, weather-resistant, 400-denier nylon with a waterproof 900-denier base.

SKU: GC47-PD-BTR-30-SG-2

Peak Design Travel Backpack 30L v2 - Sage

Peak Design Travel Backpack 30L v2 - Sage

The Travel Backpack 30L from Peak Design is the core of a versatile transportation system for photographers, multimedia creators, and dedicated travelers. The main compartment is accessed with a durable #10 zipper with expansion/compression zippers to keep your cargo snug. Padded sleeves for a tablet and a 15" laptop ensure your sensitive electronics are protected. A zippered, soft-lined top compartment holds essentials like your sunglasses, keys, and passport for easy access. The padded shoulder and sternum straps can be stowed under magnet-closing flaps, so they won't get caught on things if you need to check the bag. Low-profile side grab handles make it easy to pull the pack from an overhead compartment, no matter which way it's positioned. Large side pockets accommodate tripods, trekking poles, or water bottles. The bag has clips for three separately available Peak Design Packing/Camera Cubes that can store camera, video, audio, and digital media equipment. The pack is made from 100% recycled, weather-resistant, 400-denier nylon with a waterproof 900-denier base.

Great for photographers/creators and weekend travel.

Compatible with separately available Peak Design Packing/Camera Cubes.

Padded shoulder straps and sternum strap stow behind magnet-closing flaps.

Two large, open side pockets can each hold and secure a water bottle, tripod, monopod, or trekking pole.

Zippered rear panel provides complete access to Peak Design compartments or items placed directly within the main compartment.

Internal zippered mesh pockets for organisation.

Built-in carry handles along top and sides.

Trolley sleeve attaches to the handle of your rolling luggage.

Luggage tag holder to display owner information.

Key Features:

Expansion/Compression Zippers

Designed for Internal Compartment System

Stowable Shoulder & Sternum Straps

Expandable Side Pockets

15" Laptop and Tablet Pockets

Soft-Lined Top Pocket for Essentials

Low-Profile Top & Side Handles

100% Recycled 400D Nylon

Waterproof 900D Nylon Bottom

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Peak Design Travel Backpack 30L v2 - Sage

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Peak Design Travel Backpack 30L v2 - Sage

The Travel Backpack 30L from Peak Design is the core of a versatile transportation system for photographers, multimedia creators, and dedicated travelers. The main compartment is accessed with a durable #10 zipper with expansion/compression zippers to keep your cargo snug. Padded sleeves for a tablet and a 15" laptop ensure your sensitive electronics are protected. A zippered, soft-lined top compartment holds essentials like your sunglasses, keys, and passport for easy access. The padded shoulder and sternum straps can be stowed under magnet-closing flaps, so they won't get caught on things if you need to check the bag. Low-profile side grab handles make it easy to pull the pack from an overhead compartment, no matter which way it's positioned. Large side pockets accommodate tripods, trekking poles, or water bottles. The bag has clips for three separately available Peak Design Packing/Camera Cubes that can store camera, video, audio, and digital media equipment. The pack is made from 100% recycled, weather-resistant, 400-denier nylon with a waterproof 900-denier base.

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