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Sakk Gear Everyday SlimPak - 28L Camera Backpack
Sakk Gear Everyday SlimPak - 28L Camera Backpack
The 28L Everyday Slimpak Camera Backpack from Sakk Gear is ideal for long shooting days that take you from airports to dusty set locations. It accommodates a mirrorless or DSLR setup, plus multiple lenses and accessories, a laptop up to 16", a drone, a tripod, batteries, chargers, and more. The smart divider system keeps gear secure, so it won't bounce or shift when you're on the move. A zippered side door provides quick access to your camera on the fly. There's even space for a change of clothes, all without sacrificing structure or comfort. The backpack straps allow you to comfortably carry heavy loads and the trolley sleeve attaches the pack to the handle of your rolling luggage.
Key Features:
Holds Camera, Multiple Lenses, Drone
Ergonomic Shoulder Strap Design
Easy Side Access with Compression Straps
Holds Laptop up to 16"
Padded Waist Belt with Utility Pockets
Top Grab Handle and Trolley Sleeve
Weather-Resistant Ripstop Nylon Shell
Bottom Straps Attach a Tripod
What's in the Box:
Sakk Gear Everyday SlimPak - 28L Camera Backpack
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Product Overview
Sakk Gear Everyday SlimPak - 28L Camera Backpack
The 28L Everyday Slimpak Camera Backpack from Sakk Gear is ideal for long shooting days that take you from airports to dusty set locations. It accommodates a mirrorless or DSLR setup, plus multiple lenses and accessories, a laptop up to 16", a drone, a tripod, batteries, chargers, and more. The smart divider system keeps gear secure, so it won't bounce or shift when you're on the move. A zippered side door provides quick access to your camera on the fly. There's even space for a change of clothes, all without sacrificing structure or comfort. The backpack straps allow you to comfortably carry heavy loads and the trolley sleeve attaches the pack to the handle of your rolling luggage.
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Key Features
Spacious 28L Capacity
Sakk Gear Everyday SlimPak - 28L Camera Backpack offering a spacious 28L capacity for organised storage of all your essentials.
Laptop & Tablet Sleeve
Sakk Gear Everyday SlimPak - 28L Camera Backpack featuring a dedicated laptop and tablet sleeve for secure and organised tech storage.
Side & Front Quick-access Pockets
Sakk Gear Everyday SlimPak - 28L Camera Backpack featuring side and front quick-access pockets for easy reach to frequently used items.
Compact Design
Sakk Gear Everyday SlimPak - 28L Camera Backpack featuring a compact design for easy portability and efficient organisation.
Weather-resistant Material
Sakk Gear Everyday SlimPak - 28L Camera Backpack crafted from weather-resistant material to protect your gear from rain and everyday wear.
Carry Gear Effortlessly
Sakk Gear Everyday SlimPak - 28L Camera Backpack
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Adventure Ready Slim Pack
A sleek, lightweight pack designed for adventure, keeping your essentials organised, secure, and easily accessible without weighing you down on any journey.
Travel Ready Everyday
A versatile, organised solution designed for daily use and travel, keeping your essentials secure, accessible, and ready wherever your day or journey takes you.
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