Manfrotto Pro Light Bumblebee 220 Backpack Black

Key Features
- Manfrotto's CPS – Camera Protection System
- Multi-featured professional backpack
- Lightweight yet highly protective
- Holds a large amount of photography kit
- Caters to a professional’s working needs
- Fits the standard to fit as carry-on luggage
- External Tripod Connections
- Flexi & Interchangeable Dividers
- Laptop Compatible
- Included fold out rain protector
- Water Repellant
- UV Protection
Overview
The Manfrotto Prolight Bumblebee #220 is a multi-feature backpack that provides you with optimal carrying storage and flexible working solutions. In spite of being lightweight, this bag offers high quality protection to your camera and other photography equipment with its innovative and highly efficient design. The bag is made from a water repellent material that prevents water and moisture from entering inside the bag. The UV protection feature deflects direct sunlight and protects the camera and other gear inside the bag from overheating. It is attachable to a trolley that is sold separately. This setup makes the bag even more portable.
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physical specifications
| Dimensions | External Height(H): 52.0 cm External Length(L): 34.0 cm External Width(W): 28.0 cm Internal laptop compartment height: 48.0 cm Internal laptop compartment length: 32.0 cm Internal laptop compartment width: 4.0 cm Internal main compartment height(H): 50.0 cm Internal main compartment length(L): 32.0 cm Internal main compartment width(W): 18.0 cm |
| Weight | 2.97 kg |
| Color | Black |
- Manfrotto Pro Light Bumblebee #220 Backpack Black
- Included fold out rain protector
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