Overview

The Shimoda Action X50 V2 Backpack is designed for photographers who need to carry a lot of gear yet still be agile and part of the action. It has quickly become the choice of many professional adventure photographers. The X50 is designed to carry gripped bodies and will comfortably fit most mirrorless and DSLR cameras (up to 6.7 in or 17cm tall) via our DSLR Core Unit series. Its roll-top access allows users to expand or compress the volume to the demands of the day. It features multiple attachment straps, including TPU compression straps for greater durability when attaching skis, and its removable helmet holder (sold separately) lets users secure mountaineering, ski or bike helmets to the outside of their pack.

SKU: GC76-520136

Shimoda Action X50 V2 Backpack

The Shimoda Action X50 V2 Backpack is designed for photographers who need to carry a lot of gear yet still be agile and part of the action. It has quickly become the choice of many professional adventure photographers. The X50 is designed to carry gripped bodies and will comfortably fit most mirrorless and DSLR cameras (up to 6.7 in or 17cm tall) via our DSLR Core Unit series. Its roll-top access allows users to expand or compress the volume to the demands of the day. It features multiple attachment straps, including TPU compression straps for greater durability when attaching skis, and its removable helmet holder (sold separately) lets users secure mountaineering, ski or bike helmets to the outside of their pack.

Action X's interchangeable and adjustable shoulder straps feature two zippered pockets to carry the latest iPhone Pro Max phones, a water bottle, or personal accessories. The Action X25, X30, X40 and X50 feature side camera access and two removable tripod or water bottle pouches that can be moved to the belt location for instant access to key accessories like snacks and lenses, or removed completely to save weight. Two padded sleeves protect laptops and tablets up to 16 inches. Finally, the removable belt, luggage-handle pass-through and hidden AirTag sleeve make the Action X50 a stealthy and stylish partner in urban and travel environments.

 

*This is the X50 backpack shell and Rain Cover only.

 

Features

- Hidden AirTag pocket

- Dual laptop pockets (the front pocket on the back has been lightly padded to better protect a larger laptop when needed)

- Adjustable waist belt, which can be adjusted both smaller and wider than our previous belt

- Base handle 

- Luggage pass-through handle 

- Larger phone pocket on the harness strap

- Removable tripod / water bottle pocket

- Rain cover and storage pocket in base


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Product Overview

The Shimoda Action X50 V2 Backpack is designed for photographers who need to carry a lot of gear yet still be agile and part of the action. It has quickly become the choice of many professional adventure photographers. The X50 is designed to carry gripped bodies and will comfortably fit most mirrorless and DSLR cameras (up to 6.7 in or 17cm tall) via our DSLR Core Unit series. Its roll-top access allows users to expand or compress the volume to the demands of the day. It features multiple attachment straps, including TPU compression straps for greater durability when attaching skis, and its removable helmet holder (sold separately) lets users secure mountaineering, ski or bike helmets to the outside of their pack.

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