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PGYTECH OneMo Lite Backpack 22L (Twilight Black)

Carry, protect, and organise your camera gear the way you like using PGYTECH's black, water-resistant OneMo Lite Backpack. Designed for photographers, filmmakers, drone operators, and other creative enthusiasts, this versatile solution features an interior space of 22 liters, an easily accessible clamshell design, adjustable dividers, and multiple zippered pockets. Pressure-relieving foam, backpack straps, and multiple grab handles provide a comfortable way to tote your gear between locations.

SKU: GC40-P-CB-115

PGYTECH OneMo Lite Backpack 22L (Twilight Black)

PGYTECH OneMo Lite Backpack 22L (Twilight Black)

Carry, protect, and organise your camera gear the way you like using PGYTECH's black, water-resistant OneMo Lite Backpack. Designed for photographers, filmmakers, drone operators, and other creative enthusiasts, this versatile solution features an interior space of 22 liters, an easily accessible clamshell design, adjustable dividers, and multiple zippered pockets. Pressure-relieving foam, backpack straps, and multiple grab handles provide a comfortable way to tote your gear between locations.

The large interior is easily accessible through a clamshell design with a three-sided zipper and a front flap that lies flat when open. A side access pocket provides quick access to your gear.

Multiple pockets, a tripod holder, a padded laptop pouch, and interior dividers help organise components efficiently. Adjustable dividers provide customisable storage options, while anti-theft YKK zippers and a hidden AirTag pocket provide added security.

Wide shoulder straps, a waist belt, and a padded, ventilated back panel provide an ergonomic fit. Top, back, and side handles allow the bag to be quickly and easily carried.

Recommended For

Beginner Photography: As the entry-level OneMo pack it delivers quick access and modular interior storage for photographers building their first kit.

Travel & Vlogging: The splash-proof fabric and clamshell lay-flat opening make repacking gear easy on the move.

Drone Flying: The adjustable divider system organises a DJI Mavic series drone alongside camera bodies and lenses.

Everyday Carry: A padded rear laptop sleeve and quick-grab handles turn it into a daily commuter that protects camera gear.

Street Photography: The side quick-access opening lets you draw your camera without taking the pack off.

Key Features:

22L Splashproof Camera Backpack

Wide Clamshell Opening with YKK Zippers

Multiple Pockets and Adjustable Dividers

Quick-Access Side Pocket

Pressure-Relieving Padded Back

Tripod, AirTag and Battery Pockets

Key Features:

PGYTECH OneMo Lite Backpack 22L (Twilight Black)

Dividers

Compatibility

Compatibility: Mainstream DSLR and MILC cameras and lenses / DJI Mavic series drones.

Additional Product Information

The front compartment stores a gimbal stabiliser and other accessories.

Stores mainstream DSLR and mirrorless camera kits plus DJI Mavic series drones.

The entry-level pack of the OneMo series, designed to meet beginner photographers' needs.

No rain cover is included, so avoid extended use in heavy rain.

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PGYTECH OneMo Lite Backpack 22L (Twilight Black)

Carry, protect, and organise your camera gear the way you like using PGYTECH's black, water-resistant OneMo Lite Backpack. Designed for photographers, filmmakers, drone operators, and other creative enthusiasts, this versatile solution features an interior space of 22 liters, an easily accessible clamshell design, adjustable dividers, and multiple zippered pockets. Pressure-relieving foam, backpack straps, and multiple grab handles provide a comfortable way to tote your gear between locations.

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