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Think Tank Mindshift BackLight Sprint 15L Photo Daypack

Carry and protect your photography kit with the 15L Backlight Sprint Backpack from MindShift Gear. This slim backpack is designed to comfortably hold a standard-sized camera body with one to three standard zoom lenses or a standard-sized body with three to six prime lenses. The 2L front compartment is ideal for holding personal gear and opens vertically on the right side.

SKU: GC47-TT520373

Think Tank Mindshift BackLight Sprint 15L Photo Daypack

Think Tank Mindshift BackLight Sprint 15L Photo Daypack

Carry and protect your photography kit with the 15L Backlight Sprint Backpack from MindShift Gear. This slim backpack is designed to comfortably hold a standard-sized camera body with one to three standard zoom lenses or a standard-sized body with three to six prime lenses. The 2L front compartment is ideal for holding personal gear and opens vertically on the right side.

Storage and Access

Access your gear without taking the pack off through the rear panel

Dual vertical daisy chains on the front pocket add functionality and external carry capacity

Simplified tripod carry on either side using the pocket and upper compression straps

Two large water bottle pockets with cinch cords each hold a 32 oz Nalgene

Top zippered pocket for quick access to phone and other essentials

Side compression straps with locking SR buckles offer additional lash points

Adjustable dividers organize lenses, photo gear, or personal items

Comfort and Support

Padded waist belt is removable for personal preference

Air mesh-covered lumbar support and rear-panel for all-day comfort

Ergonomic zipper pulls are easily gripped, even with gloves or cold fingers

Simplified top webbing handle

Materials

YKK RC Fuse zippers

420D velocity nylon and 420D high-density nylon for long lasting durability and strength

Key Features:

Holds DSLR, 3 Lenses, Accessories

2L Front Compartment

High-density Nylon and YKK Zippers

2 Large Side Pockets

Back-panel Access

Top Zippered Pocket

Adjustable Dividers

Dual Vertical Daisy Chains on Front

Removable Padded Waist Belt

Minimal Yet Plush Harness System

What's in the Box:

Think Tank Mindshift BackLight Sprint 15L Photo Daypack

Rain Cover

Padded Waist Belt

Interior Divider

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Think Tank Mindshift BackLight Sprint 15L Photo Daypack

Carry and protect your photography kit with the 15L Backlight Sprint Backpack from MindShift Gear. This slim backpack is designed to comfortably hold a standard-sized camera body with one to three standard zoom lenses or a standard-sized body with three to six prime lenses. The 2L front compartment is ideal for holding personal gear and opens vertically on the right side.

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