Overview

The Shimoda Explore V2 35 Backpack - Army Green is the largest model in Shimoda's flagship line of camera backpacks. This versatile, multiuse bag that can accommodate the combined requirements of the on-the-go photographer, multimedia creator, hiker, or adventure world traveler. To enhance the ability to organise this bag's contents, optional Core Units are available to store camera, video, audio, and digital media equipment, and are installed in the pack to create a customised carrying solution that can be reconfigured as needed. Beyond the functionality features of the bag, Shimoda redesigned the harness system to be highly customisable for any user—including the ability to change the backpack straps with optional ones for an even more customised comfort fit.

SKU: GC76-520159

Shimoda Explore V2 35 Backpack - Army Green

The Shimoda Explore V2 35 Backpack - Army Green is the largest model in Shimoda's flagship line of camera backpacks. This versatile, multiuse bag that can accommodate the combined requirements of the on-the-go photographer, multimedia creator, hiker, or adventure world traveler. To enhance the ability to organise this bag's contents, optional Core Units are available to store camera, video, audio, and digital media equipment, and are installed in the pack to create a customised carrying solution that can be reconfigured as needed. Beyond the functionality features of the bag, Shimoda redesigned the harness system to be highly customisable for any user—including the ability to change the backpack straps with optional ones for an even more customised comfort fit.

What It Holds

  • Updated design for the unique needs of travel or landscape photographers

  • Versatile, multiuse backpack that can accommodate the combined interests of the on-the-go photographer, multimedia creator, hiker, or adventure traveler

  • Dual-access document pocket provides interior and exterior access to the pocket for easier use when you need maps, notebooks, etc

  • Hidden and secure interior pocket is ideal for passports and other important documents

  • Pockets on both exterior sides of the pack can be used to fit a water bottle, tripod or other outdoor equipment

  • Each shoulder strap has a fast access pocket for commonly accessed items: The left side has an expandable sleeve that can securely accommodate snacks, water bottles, sunscreen and two-way radios; and the right side features a zippered mobile phone pocket

  • Padded sleeve in the rear pocket fits a laptop up to 16"

  • Multiple webbing strips to attach lavalier mics or products like the RODE Wireless Go

  • 12 exterior attachment points allows you to secure numerous tripods, skis, ice axes or a snowboard

  • Large front panel pocket is ideal for oversized items like a jacket, laptop in a padded case, or avalanche safety equipment

  • Two quick-access sleeves fit square and round filters up to 100mm

  • 3L hydration bladder sleeve in the front panel with a hanger loop and dedicated routing to run the hose through the exterior rear panel and onto the shoulder straps

  • Optional Shimoda Designs Core Units that are designed to store camera, video, audio, and digital media equipment, can be installed within the pack to create a customized carrying solution that can be reconfigured as needed

How It's Made

  • Rear and side access options: The side opening is ideal for quick, under-the-arm access without completely removing the pack, and the anti-theft rear opening allows wide, unobstructed access to the bulk of your gear for less time-sensitive shooting situations

  • Lightweight and wear-resistant ripstop nylon shell treated with a highly water-resistant and wear-resistant Carbonate Ether polyurethane coating

  • Lockable water-resistant splashguard YKK zippers increase security and protection for your valuable gear

  • Free-standing padded base features a lightly padded panel to add more protection when placing the pack down and able to stand without any assistance

  • Base panel also features two ventilation holes to limit any potential condensation buildup inside the base area

  • Lightweight rain cover provides an extra layer of protection in wet conditions and it stows in its own pouch for easy storage

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Product Overview

The Shimoda Explore V2 35 Backpack - Army Green is the largest model in Shimoda's flagship line of camera backpacks. This versatile, multiuse bag that can accommodate the combined requirements of the on-the-go photographer, multimedia creator, hiker, or adventure world traveler. To enhance the ability to organise this bag's contents, optional Core Units are available to store camera, video, audio, and digital media equipment, and are installed in the pack to create a customised carrying solution that can be reconfigured as needed. Beyond the functionality features of the bag, Shimoda redesigned the harness system to be highly customisable for any user—including the ability to change the backpack straps with optional ones for an even more customised comfort fit.

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