Lowepro LP36892-PWW Tahoe BP 150

What’s better than a light and versatile backpack that will carry your kit while allowing you to wear it in a way that suits you best? This Pro Light Camera Backpack 3N1-36 allows you transport both your photographic kit and your personal items by providing two separate compartments that are both easily-accessible. It’s big enough inside to hold up to 3 photo bodies plus 5 lenses or even video equipment like a Canon C100 with attached handles and lens, microphone, 3 additional lenses and a backup body. When the bag is in drone mode, a DJI Phantom drone with a transmitter, DSLR camera and 3 lenses can be fit comfortably and the bag even features a pocket for your 15’’ laptop. The front panel has tuck away straps that will securely hold a tripod in the bag whether the one you’re carrying is long or compact. A monopod or a selfie pole can also be attached to the side of the bag by the added bungee cord. With padding throughout, you can rest assured that whatever equipment you’re carrying will be safe and a specially designed harness system even allows you to swap the way you carry it whether you want a backpack, sling position or cross backpack. Having a number of carry options allows you to choose the best way to grab your camera quickly when you need to capture something on the move plus it allows you to choose how the weight is distributed, allowing you to always be comfortably. Plus, you’ll even get a rain protector for the backpack and a fold-out silver side for protection against strong sunlight.

Pro Light RedBee-310 smart design allows to safely carry a 400mm lens attached to a Pro DSLR and one more DSLR body with 2-3 additional lenses; or a modular video camera with handle attached and lenses. RedBee-310 camera backpack presents a safe rear access to the camera gear, with flexible dividers and a zippered mesh system to keep camera kit separate from other items e.g. 15” laptop, tablet and accessories.
The new Pro Light RedBee-310 features enhanced external look and a new front pocket, a zipper locker to safely hold all gear, and a side tripod connection.
There are also two side access points for those who want to grab their camera and capture moments on the go, and a quick access to the gear from the top of the bag. Rain cover is supplied in case of extreme weather conditions.

The Manfrotto Bumblebee-130 PL camera backpack is a professional camera bag designed for outdoor shooters who are always on the move. This carry-on* pack is built to keep professional gear protected while providing long-wearing comfort. Its signature design Camera Protection System dividers safeguard a DSLR body with 70-200/2.8 attached plus 8 lenses, or unattached 400/2.8 with 3 lenses, or a compact professional camcorder with accessories. The center section can hold an unattached gripped DSLR body. The “checkpoint-friendly”, designated laptop-only section holds a 15” computer.

The bag can be divided into top and bottom compartments by closing the main zipper stopper, making gear quickly accessible from the top. Alternatively, the top section can be reserved for personal items. The unique AirSupport back & harness system not only distributes weight evenly on the shoulders, waist and hips but also maximizes breathability thanks to a suspended mesh panel. The load lifters, sternum straps, shoulder straps and waist belt are all fully adjustable in length to give you the utmost flexibility and comfort. The backpack’s water-repellent Rip-Stop nylon/polyester fabric, hollowed ITW Nexus buckles and Duraflex hardware make the pack both ultra-lightweight and strong enough to withstand the most intense use, ensuring long-term protection for large amounts of gear. The tuck-away NeverLose tripod connection is always ready to secure a variety of professional tripod sizes. There are external zip and stretchable pockets for accessories and a water bottle. This model comes with a DuoFace sun/rain cover, which provides extra protection in rough weather and reflects sunlight, keep gear cool and dry all day long.
*Check with your airline for current carry-on requirements.