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Think Tank Photo Walker Pro Backpack 16L

Keep your photo gear protected during transport in this 16L Walker Pro Backpack from Think Tank Photo. It accommodates two standard camera bodies with attached lenses and three standard zoom lenses or a standard camera and five standard zoom lenses (maximum lens size up to 300mm f/2.8). A dedicated pocket safeguards your 14" laptop, and two exterior side pockets hold a water bottle or tripod. You can also attach a tripod to the front of the pack. Use the adjustable and removable dividers to customise the interior to best suit your gear. The dual-density shoulder straps, contoured back panel, and removable waist belt provide comfortable carrying, or use the trolley sleeve to attach the pack to the handle of your rolling luggage for seamless travel. Made from ballistic nylon and polyester, the pack has a durable water-repellent coating.

SKU: GC47-TT720505

Think Tank Photo Walker Pro Backpack 16L

Think Tank Photo Walker Pro Backpack 16L

Keep your photo gear protected during transport in this 16L Walker Pro Backpack from Think Tank Photo. It accommodates two standard camera bodies with attached lenses and three standard zoom lenses or a standard camera and five standard zoom lenses (maximum lens size up to 300mm f/2.8). A dedicated pocket safeguards your 14" laptop, and two exterior side pockets hold a water bottle or tripod. You can also attach a tripod to the front of the pack. Use the adjustable and removable dividers to customise the interior to best suit your gear. The dual-density shoulder straps, contoured back panel, and removable waist belt provide comfortable carrying, or use the trolley sleeve to attach the pack to the handle of your rolling luggage for seamless travel. Made from ballistic nylon and polyester, the pack has a durable water-repellent coating.

Key Features:

Holds 2 DSLRs and 2-3 Lenses

Dedicated 14" Laptop Sleeve

Durable YKK RC Fuse Zippers

Multiple Pockets and Compartments

Adjustable Interior Divider Set

Water-Repellent Protective Coating

Dual-Density Shoulder Straps

Removable Waist Belt

Nylon and Polyester Construction

What's in the Box:

Think Tank Photo Walker Pro Backpack 16L

Set of Interior Dividers

Waist Belt

Sternum Strap

Rain Cover

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Product Overview

Think Tank Photo Walker Pro Backpack 16L

Keep your photo gear protected during transport in this 16L Walker Pro Backpack from Think Tank Photo. It accommodates two standard camera bodies with attached lenses and three standard zoom lenses or a standard camera and five standard zoom lenses (maximum lens size up to 300mm f/2.8). A dedicated pocket safeguards your 14" laptop, and two exterior side pockets hold a water bottle or tripod. You can also attach a tripod to the front of the pack. Use the adjustable and removable dividers to customise the interior to best suit your gear. The dual-density shoulder straps, contoured back panel, and removable waist belt provide comfortable carrying, or use the trolley sleeve to attach the pack to the handle of your rolling luggage for seamless travel. Made from ballistic nylon and polyester, the pack has a durable water-repellent coating.

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