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PGYTECH OneMo 2 Backpack 25L

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Regular price $349.95
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RRP $395.00, now $349.95

Product Overview

PGYTECH OneMo 2 Backpack 25L

The grey camo OneMo 2 Backpack from PGYTECH has a 25L capacity and is an all-in-one camera bag designed for professional photographers. This backpack plus shoulder bag combo can satisfy diverse needs. The scientifically-structured interior space neatly stores both camera gear and living essentials. The upgraded front compartment supports V-shaped and H-shaped expansion to accommodate a gimbal stabiliser and more. The wide rear opening allows lay-flat packing, and the interior partitions are thick and flexible for a secure fit and easy customisation.

What's in the box:

PGYTECH OneMo 2 Backpack 25L

OneMo Shoulder Bag with Strap

Set of Interior Dividers

Chest Strap

Accessory Straps

Waist Strap

Packing Bag

Logo Sticker

Compatibility

Compatibility: Mainstream SLR and Mirrorless Cameras / DJI Mavic Series Drones. 25L laptop sleeve fits a 16" MacBook Pro or laptop smaller than 15.6", plus an iPad smaller than 12.9". Expanded shoulder bag stores a Mavic 3 combo. Front compartment accommodates Zhiyun WEEBILL S / Crane 3S and DJI RS-series stabilisers.

Additional Product Information

The 25L main compartment holds two cameras plus five to six lenses, or one camera, four lenses and a DJI Mavic 3 combo.

The included shoulder bag expands to store a DJI Mavic 3 combo and has its own shoulder strap for independent use.

The laptop sleeve's padded divider stores a 16-inch laptop and an iPad up to 12.9 inches separately.

The front compartment accommodates gimbal stabilisers such as the DJI RS series and Zhiyun WEEBILL S or Crane 3S.

Maximum load of 15 kg in the backpack and 3.5 kg in the shoulder bag.

A luggage pass-through slides over a suitcase handle for easy airport transits.

Covered by PGYTECH's limited lifetime warranty.

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