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Think Tank FocusPoint 30L
Think Tank FocusPoint 30L
Keep your photo gear safe, dry, and protected in this 30L FocusPoint Rolltop Camera Backpack from Think Tank Photo. Organise a camera and two to three lensed in the included camera insert with padded dividers or remove it for extra space. Your contents are easily accessed via the top, side, or rear. Exterior side pockets expand to store your water bottle, travel tripod, or an umbrella. The shoulder straps have loops for attaching carabiners and camera clips. Dedicated sleeves are padded to protect a 14" MacBook Pro and a 12" tablet. This versatile backpack is ideal for your daily commute or weekend travel.
Carry Options
Padded top grab handle
Removable waist belt adds stability
Adjustable backpack straps
Magnetic sternum strap is easily clasped and unclasped with one hand
Trolley sleeve attaches pack to handle of your rolling luggage for seamless travel
Storage
Holds DSLR or mirrorless with attached 24-70mm f/2.8 zoom lens plus extra prime or 70-200mm f/2.8
Rolltop closure expands capacity of the main compartment
Removable camera insert with interior dividers
Capacity expands from 25.5L to 31L when insert is removed
Pack everyday essentials, an extra set of clothes, and snacks in the expandable roll-top compartment
Padded interior sleeves accommodate 16 MacBook Pro and 12" iPad Pro
Shoulder straps are equipped with daisy chains and reinforced camera clip attachments
Expandable pleated front pocket stores headphone case, jacket, and more
Side pockets expand to hold water bottle, umbrella, or tripod with the included tripod strap
Zippered top pocket stores phone for quick access
Front organiser pocket with inner zippered pocket and key lanyard
Side pockets with pleats expand to fit larger items
Zippered side and back flap interior pockets
Hidden pocket for an AirTag
Construction
Sustainable, bluesign-approved, PFAS-free materials
High-quality, eco-friendly design
Recycled nylon
Foam-padded, airmesh-wrapped backpack straps
Slim design is ideal for your daily commute, weekend travel, and street photography
Rolltop with parachute-style quick release buckle
Treated with a PFAS-free, water-resistant coating
Ventilating airmesh and cushioned foam back panel with air channel for optimal comfort
Seam-sealed rain cover
Key Features:
Holds DSLR and 2-3 Lenses
" MacBook Pro & 12" Tablet Sleeves
Top, Rear, and Side Access
Customisable Interior Divider System
Side Pockets for Water Bottle & Tripod
Removable Waist Belt
Removable Camera Insert
What's in the Box:
Think Tank FocusPoint 30L
Camera Insert with Set of Dividers
Waist Strap
Tripod Attachment Strap
Rain Cover
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Product Overview
Think Tank FocusPoint 30L
Keep your photo gear safe, dry, and protected in this 30L FocusPoint Rolltop Camera Backpack from Think Tank Photo. Organise a camera and two to three lensed in the included camera insert with padded dividers or remove it for extra space. Your contents are easily accessed via the top, side, or rear. Exterior side pockets expand to store your water bottle, travel tripod, or an umbrella. The shoulder straps have loops for attaching carabiners and camera clips. Dedicated sleeves are padded to protect a 14" MacBook Pro and a 12" tablet. This versatile backpack is ideal for your daily commute or weekend travel.
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