Overview

PGYTECH OnePro Ultralight Backpack 20L

Whether shooting on long expeditions through nature or explorations of urban landscapes, the OnePro Ultralight Backpack from PGYTECH makes it comfortable to carry your camera, lenses, and accessories. This is mainly due to the integrated mountaineering-grade AceFrame suspension system, with its contouring fit and optimised breathability. Storage within the backpack is customisable, with a removable and adjustable inner core with removable hook-and-loop dividers. The storage is also extremely accessible, with full access when laid flat or quick access via a side panel. Additional features and weather resistant material make the OnePro Ultralight an ideal companion on your next adventure.

SKU: GC40-P-CB-418

PGYTECH OnePro Ultralight Backpack 20L

PGYTECH OnePro Ultralight Backpack 20L

Whether shooting on long expeditions through nature or explorations of urban landscapes, the OnePro Ultralight Backpack from PGYTECH makes it comfortable to carry your camera, lenses, and accessories. This is mainly due to the integrated mountaineering-grade AceFrame suspension system, with its contouring fit and optimised breathability. Storage within the backpack is customisable, with a removable and adjustable inner core with removable hook-and-loop dividers. The storage is also extremely accessible, with full access when laid flat or quick access via a side panel. Additional features and weather resistant material make the OnePro Ultralight an ideal companion on your next adventure.

AceFrame Suspension System

The core of the OnePro Ultralight backpack's comfort is the mountaineering-grade AceFrame suspension system. It uses a suspended ventilation back panel that floats for breathability, along with 3D air channels for consistent air circulation. These cooling features are joined by a contoured design that hugs you for an ideal fit and even weight distribution. This is meant to result in a drastic reduction in fatigue and ability to more easily transport heavy loads.

Customised Storage

A fixed inner compartment gives support for removable hook-and-loop dividers that allow you to organise your gear easily. The compartment can also convert between small and medium modes to accommodate different loadouts, such as going from a single body and two lenses to two bodies and three lenses. The entire compartment can even be removed to transform the OnePro Ultralight into a regular backpack for everyday use.

Expandable Storage

When you're faced with irregularly-sized items or a bit more gear than you expected, the OnePro Ultralight can make more room to compensate. The front kangaroo-style expansion pocket can go from a closed mode to an open mode, expanding outwards, while a rolled top compartment can be unrolled to give a bit of extra storage space.

Accessible Storage

You have two options when it comes to accessing your camera gear. You can take the backpack off and place it on a flat surface, opening the 180° rear back panel to expose all of your gear within the interior dividers. When you need to get to your camera fast, swing around the backpack and open a side panel for quick access.

Weather-Resistant Construction

The main body of the backpack is made from a lightweight and high-strength nylon, while the front expansion pocket features a waterproof polyester TPU-coated nylon fabric. In addition to water resistance, these fabrics are tear and abrasion resistant. Also, all zippered sections feature water-resistant YKK zippers.

Recommended For

Hiking & Outdoor: The lightweight high-strength nylon build and hydration-bladder-ready front expansion compartment make the 20L a natural fit for trail days.

Travel & Vlogging: Stow a gimbal in the front expansion pocket and grab your camera fast through the dedicated left-side quick-access compartment.

Street Photography: The compact 20L opens 180 degrees for easy repacking between locations, while the side pocket keeps your camera one swing away.

Everyday Carry: Remove the inner camera compartment and the OnePro Ultralight converts into a regular daypack for non-shooting days.

Key Features:

Comprehensive Interior and Exterior Storage

Removable Interior Divider System

Expandable Interior, Front and Top Storage

Full 180° and Side Access

AceFrame Suspension System

Suspended Ventilated Back Panel

Adjustable Back Length and Contoured Fit

Breathable Padded Shoulder Straps

Weather and Damage-Resistant Fabric

What's in the Box:

PGYTECH OnePro Ultralight Backpack 20L

Straps

Customisable Insert Divider I

Customisable Insert Divider II

"S" Divider

"U" Divider

Divider Fastener Strap

Hang Tag

YKK Hang Tag

Compatibility

Canon, Sony, Nikon mirrorless or DSLR cameras; DJI Mavic series drones; MacBook Pro 16-inch; Maximum capacity: 1 camera + 5 lenses or 1 camera + 1 lens + Mavic Mini Combo. (Supplier FAQ: 'The 30L/40L backpacks can store a 16-inch laptop' — the 20L is not listed for 16-inch laptop storage.)

Additional Product Information

The 20L model features PGYTECH's AirFoam Suspension System.

The 20L model does not include a waist belt or rain cover.

The foldable inner compartment holds up to one camera and five lenses, or one camera plus one lens and a DJI Mavic Mini Combo.

A dedicated left-side pocket gives quick access to your camera.

The front expansion compartment can also carry a hydration bladder or gimbal, and the top includes a foldable extension for extra gear.

The shoulder strap features a dedicated camera quick-release clip mounting point with a fabric barrier for comfort.

Included compression straps secure tripods and other items to the bottom attachment points.

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Product Overview

PGYTECH OnePro Ultralight Backpack 20L

Whether shooting on long expeditions through nature or explorations of urban landscapes, the OnePro Ultralight Backpack from PGYTECH makes it comfortable to carry your camera, lenses, and accessories. This is mainly due to the integrated mountaineering-grade AceFrame suspension system, with its contouring fit and optimised breathability. Storage within the backpack is customisable, with a removable and adjustable inner core with removable hook-and-loop dividers. The storage is also extremely accessible, with full access when laid flat or quick access via a side panel. Additional features and weather resistant material make the OnePro Ultralight an ideal companion on your next adventure.

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