Overview

The Shimoda Explore V2 collection is a high quality series of camera bags created for people who pursue outdoor adventure, epic landscapes and love photography-inspired travel. Shimoda has taken the all-day comfort and core functions of the original Explore series, added the robust durability of its Action X series and topped it off with key Travel and Landscape features requested by its growing community of photographers. The Shimoda Explore V2 35 Starter Kit - Army Green is built to handle physical activity while fully protecting the camera gear being carried. This new backpack climb mountains with ease, travel exceptionally well through airports and utilise the sensible ergonomic Shimoda designs to bring comfort to the user.

SKU: GC76-520161

Shimoda Explore V2 35 Starter Kit - Army Green

The Shimoda Explore V2 collection is a high quality series of camera bags created for people who pursue outdoor adventure, epic landscapes and love photography-inspired travel. Shimoda has taken the all-day comfort and core functions of the original Explore series, added the robust durability of its Action X series and topped it off with key Travel and Landscape features requested by its growing community of photographers. The Shimoda Explore V2 35 Starter Kit - Army Green is built to handle physical activity while fully protecting the camera gear being carried. This new backpack climb mountains with ease, travel exceptionally well through airports and utilise the sensible ergonomic Shimoda designs to bring comfort to the user.

Standard features

  • Adjustable Aired-Out Harness

  • Compatible with our Woman’s Shoudler Straps

  • Side and Rear Access

  • Core Unit Compatible (modular)

  • Luggage Handle Pass Through

  • Base Handles

  • Dual Access Document Pocket

  • Removable Belt

  • 16” Laptop Sleeve

  • Aluminium Frame

  • 2 Stowable Tripod / Water Bottle Pouches

  • Quick Access Mobile Phone and Accessory Pocket

  • Key Ring Clip

  • 12 Accessory Strap Attachment Points

  • Constructed with Durable Water Resistant Materials

  • TSA Lock Friendly Zippers

  • Genuine Leather Zipper Pulls

Additional Unique Features

  • Sized for Carry-On

  • Two Padded Filter Sleeves

  • Two Lavalier or Wireless Mic Mounts

  • Hidden Passport Pocket

** 1 x Medium DSLR Core Unit is included in this Starter Kit

Specifications

Backpack dimensions
  • External: 29.5 x 54 x 20cm

  • Internal: 28.5 x 53 x 19cm

  • Weight: 2.61kg

  • Laptop/Tablet: Fits a laptop up to 16 inches

Core Unit Dimensions

  • External: 29 x 29 x 18cm

  • Internal: 27 x 27 x 17cm

  • Maximum Product Weight: 0.6kg

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Product Overview

The Shimoda Explore V2 collection is a high quality series of camera bags created for people who pursue outdoor adventure, epic landscapes and love photography-inspired travel. Shimoda has taken the all-day comfort and core functions of the original Explore series, added the robust durability of its Action X series and topped it off with key Travel and Landscape features requested by its growing community of photographers. The Shimoda Explore V2 35 Starter Kit - Army Green is built to handle physical activity while fully protecting the camera gear being carried. This new backpack climb mountains with ease, travel exceptionally well through airports and utilise the sensible ergonomic Shimoda designs to bring comfort to the user.

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