Manfrotto Advanced Gear Backpack M III for DSLR and

What It Holds

• Bisected interior offers 90% for photo or drone gear and 10% for tech items
  
• Front camera compartment measures 15.4 x 11.4 x 5.3"
  
• Customizable interior holds a DSLR or mirrorless with an attached zoom lens, a second camera with a kit lens, plus three additional lenses, or a drone and accessories
  
• Updated with M-Guard protection system: Dividers are made of high-density EVA foam that provides improved shock absorption with a slim profile and folding patterns that allow to fully protect camera gear while maximizing the use of space
  
• Back portion is for personal tech that accommodates a 15" laptop and 9.7" tablet with easy access
  
• Exterior pocket for additional personal items plus an organizer panel
  
• Side tripod retention straps
  
• Side water bottle pocket

How It's Made

• Updated design versus the v2 models are sleeker and more monochromatic for a minimalist appearance
  
• Wear-resistant polyester nylon treated with a coating to be water resistant and provide protection from the elements
  
• Access to main camera compartment is on the front for fast access to your gear
  
• Separate rear access to tech that allows you to grab what you need without having to unpack your gear
  
• Zippered access with gray hypalon pulls are less noticeable and quieter than metal pulls
  
• Semi-rigid back support with airflow channels reduces perspiration
  
• Removable rain fly for maximum protection from rain and snow or for additional security in high-crime areas like tourist destinations

How You Carry & Wear It

• Adjustable backpack straps accommodate a wide variety of users
  
• Adjustable sternum strap stabilizes the backpack straps for easier carrying when moving over rough and rocky terrain
  
• Soft top handle can be used as a grab handle or to hang the bag from a hook or tripod center column
  
• Trolley sleeve allows you to slide the bag over the handle of rolling carry-on luggage when moving through airports or transportation stations