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PGYTech Roller Camera Backpack (Space Black, 30L)
PGYTech Roller Camera Backpack (Space Black, 30L)
Keep your camera gear protected during transport with this 30L Roller Camera Backpack in Space Black from PGYTech. Designed to accommodate two mirrorless or DSLR cameras, up to nine lenses, a DJI drone, and accessories, it can be used as a roller bag or worn as a backpack. The 10L expandable front compartment stores clothing, gimbals, and more. Comfortably carry your pack using the backpack straps or roll it with the retractable handle and dual spinner wheels.
Transport Options
Multiple handles for easy carrying
Dual spinner wheels for smooth 360° operation
Handle design follows the shape of the bag
Wide handle for balanced, effortless pulling
Aluminium three-stage telescopic handle
Storage
Digital organiser bag stores batteries and digital accessories
10L Expandable front compartment provides extra storage space
Accessory straps for attaching equipment to exterior
Zipper in main compartment with slot for security lock
Concealed Airtag pocket
Dual side pockets for tripods, water bottles
Front zipper pocket for quick access
Dedicated slot for 16" laptop and iPad
Top pocket with front zipper for easy organisation of small items
Adjustable interior dividers
Construction
Durable polyurethane-infused wheels easily detach to make it carry-on size
Built-in bearings for smooth and quiet movement
High-performance, durable, PU coating is easy to clean, stain and scratch resistant
Waterproof and durable YKK zippers
Molded base reduces weight and provides a smooth pull
Key Features:
Holds 2 Mirrorless or DSLRs, 9 Lenses
Space for 200-600mm Lens and DJI Drone
Use as Roller Case or Backpack
Water-Resistant YKK Zippers
DIY Divider System, Dual Side Pockets
10L Expandable Front Compartment
Retractable Handle, Dual Spinner Wheels
Multiple Carry Handles, Accessory Straps
Hidden Airtag Pocket
What's in the Box:
PGYTech Roller Camera Backpack (Space Black, 30L)
Digital Organiser Bag
Wristband
Quick Bead Set
Wheel Storage Bag
Rain Cover
Strap
Partition Fastening Strap
Partition
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Product Overview
PGYTech Roller Camera Backpack (Space Black, 30L)
Keep your camera gear protected during transport with this 30L Roller Camera Backpack in Space Black from PGYTech. Designed to accommodate two mirrorless or DSLR cameras, up to nine lenses, a DJI drone, and accessories, it can be used as a roller bag or worn as a backpack. The 10L expandable front compartment stores clothing, gimbals, and more. Comfortably carry your pack using the backpack straps or roll it with the retractable handle and dual spinner wheels.
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