Product Features Holds 2 Pro DSLRs, 5 Lenses, 15" Laptop Holds DSLR with Attached 400 f/2.8 Lens Front Access to Internal Compartment Polycarbonate Shell & Nylon Insert Zippered Interior Lid Pockets Padded Touch-Fastening Dividers Side & Top Grip Handles, Tripod Support 4 Spinning Double Transport Wheels Built-In TSA Combination Zipper Lock Water-Repellent Fabric & Rain Protector In the Box Manfrotto Pro Light Reloader Spin-55 Carry-On Camera Roller Bag (Black) Foldout Rain Protector Polycarbonate Shell Photo Gear Insert with Divider Overview Pro Light Reloader Spin-55 carry-on camera roller bag The new Pro Light Reloader Spin-55 Camera Roller Bag for DSLRs and premium CSCs is designed for professional travelling photographers. Manufactured and designed specifically for travellers, it fits international carry-on sizes*. This brand-new Pro Light roller bag is the hardside trolley of the collection: externally, it is made of polycarbonate material and internally of EVA molded tray to ensure lightweight and protection. It features 4 spinner double wheels to help carrying heavy gear and a front fast access for 15’’ laptop, accessories or a secondary access for photo gear. This roller bag comes with an internal organized pouch with CPS dividers for maximum flexibility of internal configuration that can be used as photo compartment or removed to use Spin-55 as normal travel luggage. It is equipped also with inner cross ribbons to hold personal items when using it as everyday suitcase. This roller bag can accommodate not only your DSLR attached with a 70/200 mm lens, a second DSLR body and up to 3-4 lenses as well as being able to comfortably fit a Premium CSC as a Sony A9 with additional lenses and a DJI Mavic Pro combo kit. Tailor your bag to suit your own equipment, with 12 protective dividers + 2 CPS internal dividers that can be easily adjusted depending what you’ve got going on that day. In addition it is equipped with 2 internal panel see-through pockets for organize all small camera accessories, cables, memory cards etc. *Always check with your airline before flying for their current carry-on requirements. Be aware that overloading the bag will cause it to expand.
