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Tenba Axis V2 24L Backpack - Black

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Regular price $284.13
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RRP $369.00, now $284.13

Product Overview

The updated black, 24L Axis V2 Backpack from Tenba is built for the working professional, content creator, photographer, or filmmaker. The pack holds two mirrorless or DSLR cameras, eight 2.8mm lenses, a 16" laptop, and a compact drone. This backpack is the first to include a hidden neoprene pocket that holds an Apple AirTag or Tile Bluetooth Tracker. The MOLLE webbing all around the exterior of the pack allows you to add additional Tenba accessories, including lens capsules, battery pouches, and card wallets. Tenba's exclusive Airflow harness and auto-adjusting Pivot-Fit straps mean the pack will fit, no matter what shape or size you are. The bag has unique dual sternum straps to ensure superior load-balancing across the chest, and allowing female users to position the straps above or below the bust for superior comfort. One of the sternum straps can be removed, if desired. A reversible rain cover is included, one side is black and the other silver to reflect UV rays.

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Tenba Axis V2 Backpack (Black, 24L)

Reversible Rain Cover

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What types of photography and videography can the Tenba Axis V2 Backpack accommodate?

The Tenba Axis V2 Backpack is designed to support a wide range of photography and videography needs. It can comfortably hold two mirrorless or DSLR cameras, along with multiple lenses and accessories, making it ideal for professional photographers, content creators, and filmmakers. Whether you are shooting in a studio or on location, this backpack provides ample space and organisation for your gear, including a compact drone, making it versatile for various shooting styles.

How does the Airflow harness and Pivot-Fit straps enhance comfort during use?

The Airflow harness features ventilating 3D airmesh, which promotes breathability and reduces heat build-up during long periods of wear. The Pivot-Fit straps automatically adjust to the shape and size of the user, ensuring a snug fit that distributes weight evenly across the shoulders. This design not only enhances comfort but also helps in reducing fatigue, allowing you to carry your equipment for extended periods without discomfort.

Can I customise the Tenba Axis V2 Backpack with additional accessories?

Yes, the Tenba Axis V2 Backpack is equipped with MOLLE webbing that allows for limitless expandability. You can attach various Tenba accessories, such as lens capsules, battery pouches, and memory card wallets, to the exterior of the bag. This feature lets you customise your setup according to your specific needs and helps keep your equipment organised and easily accessible.

What advantages does the hidden pocket for Apple AirTag or Tile Tracker offer?

The hidden pocket for an Apple AirTag or Tile Tracker is a unique feature that enhances security and peace of mind. By placing a tracker in this neoprene sleeve, you can easily locate your backpack if it gets lost or misplaced. This is particularly beneficial for professionals who travel frequently or work in busy environments, as it ensures you can keep track of your valuable equipment at all times.

What are the benefits of the reversible rain cover included with the backpack?

The reversible rain cover serves a dual purpose, with one side in black and the other in silver. The black side provides discreet protection against rain, while the silver side reflects UV rays, helping to keep your equipment cool in direct sunlight. This versatility is especially useful for outdoor shoots, ensuring that your gear is protected from both rain and heat, regardless of the weather conditions you encounter.

Is the Tenba Axis V2 Backpack suitable for travel, and how does it attach to luggage?

Absolutely, the Tenba Axis V2 Backpack is travel-friendly and includes a trolley strap that allows it to slide onto the handle of rolling luggage. This feature makes it easy to manage multiple bags during travel, ensuring that you can keep your photography and videography gear secure and accessible without the hassle of carrying everything separately. The thoughtful design makes it an excellent choice for on-the-go professionals.

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