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Tenba Solstice v2 Sling Bag
Tenba Solstice v2 Sling Bag
Comfortably carry your camera kit with the Solstice V2 Sling Bag from Tenba. It has capacity to carry your DLSR or mirrorless camera with three to five lenses, including a camera and lens combo up to 15.5" in length. This bag accommodates the Tamron/Sigma 150-600mm and similar-sized lenses. There's also space for your 8" tablet or iPad mini and a DJI Mavic or other compact drone. Quickly and easily grab your camera via the side access door. The reinforced side pocket holds a small to medium size tripod and the repositionable lash straps attach a jacket to the front of the pack. A hidden neoprene sleeve stores your Bluetooth or AirTag tracker so you can recover the bag if it becomes lost or stolen.
All-Day Comfort with Quick Camera Access
Provides the comfort and support of a backpack with the quick camera access of a shoulder bag.
Capture Clip compatible mounting point on the strap.
The side pocket holds a large water bottle or compact tripod
Includes a removable WeatherWrap rain cover for extra protection on wet weather days.
The dynamic interior is easily adjusted to split between different ratios of camera gear and personal/travel items.
Key Features:
Holds Mirrorless or DSLR, 5 Lenses
Space for 8" Tablet or iPad Mini
Holds DJI Mavic or Similar Compact Drone
Quick Camera Access
Hidden Bluetooth Tracker Pocket
Capture Clip Mounting Point on Strap
What's in the Box:
Tenba Solstice v2 Sling Bag
Rain Cover
Lash Strap
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Product Overview
Tenba Solstice v2 Sling Bag
Comfortably carry your camera kit with the Solstice V2 Sling Bag from Tenba. It has capacity to carry your DLSR or mirrorless camera with three to five lenses, including a camera and lens combo up to 15.5" in length. This bag accommodates the Tamron/Sigma 150-600mm and similar-sized lenses. There's also space for your 8" tablet or iPad mini and a DJI Mavic or other compact drone. Quickly and easily grab your camera via the side access door. The reinforced side pocket holds a small to medium size tripod and the repositionable lash straps attach a jacket to the front of the pack. A hidden neoprene sleeve stores your Bluetooth or AirTag tracker so you can recover the bag if it becomes lost or stolen.
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