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Think Tank Mindshift BackLight 18L Photo Daypack
Think Tank Mindshift BackLight 18L Photo Daypack
Carry and protect your photography gear and personal items with this 18L Backlight Backpack from MindShift Gear. This pack holds two standard-sized camera bodies with lenses attached, three standard zoom lenses, and accessories. Dedicated pockets accommodate your 13 cm laptop and 10 cm tablet. Front pockets with a total capacity of 5L are useful for storing personal items and large side pockets hold your water bottle and tripod. The pack has front and side mounting systems for attaching a tripod or a monopod as well as daisy chain, ice axe loops, and additional lash points to expand your carrying capacity.
Carry Options
Top handle
Adjustable, padded backpack straps with sternum strap
Comfortable padded waist belt for all day comfort
Flap-keeper neck strap allows you to work out of the bag
Storage
Dedicated storage for 13 cm laptop and 10 cm tablet
Daisy chain, ice axe loops, and other exterior lash points
Front and side tripod/monopod mounting systems
Side compression straps with locking SR buckles for additional lash points
Two large side water bottle pockets with cinch cords
Front stuff pockets for headlamp, gloves, chargers
Top zippered pocket for quick access essentials
Interior mesh pockets for filters, batteries, cables, and more
Adjustable interior dividers organise your cameras, lenses, personal items
Rear access panel compartment holds photo gear so you can work out of the pack without removing it
Construction
Durable water-repellent coated exterior
High-quality, abrasion-resistant YKK RC-Fuse zippers
420D velocity and high-density nylon
320G UltraStretch mesh
350G airmesh
Nylon webbing
3-ply bonded nylon thread
210D silver-toned nylon lining
Hexa-mesh pockets
High-density closed-cell foam
PE board reinforcement
Air channel and lumbar support on rear-panel for all-day comfort
Ergonomic zipper pulls are easily gripped
Key Features:
Holds 2 DSLRs, 3 Lenses, Accessories
Tripod/Monopod Mounting System
Large Side Pockets with Cinch Cords
Interior Mesh Pockets/Top Zipper Pocket
Daisy Chain, Ice Axe Loops, Lash Points
Flap Keeper Neck Strap
Front Stuff Pockets, Padded Waist Belt
Air Channel/Lumbar Support on Rear Panel
Made from 420D High-density Nylon
YKK Zippers with Ergonomic Pulls
What's in the Box:
Think Tank Mindshift BackLight 18L Photo Daypack
Divider System
Rain Cover
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Product Overview
Think Tank Mindshift BackLight 18L Photo Daypack
Carry and protect your photography gear and personal items with this 18L Backlight Backpack from MindShift Gear. This pack holds two standard-sized camera bodies with lenses attached, three standard zoom lenses, and accessories. Dedicated pockets accommodate your 13 cm laptop and 10 cm tablet. Front pockets with a total capacity of 5L are useful for storing personal items and large side pockets hold your water bottle and tripod. The pack has front and side mounting systems for attaching a tripod or a monopod as well as daisy chain, ice axe loops, and additional lash points to expand your carrying capacity.
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