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Security cable & combination lock allows you to lock the laptop case or to immovable objects. This security cable is very effective when you have to leave your gear for a period of time in a media room, wedding hall, hotel room, or other open area.
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With the new front flap with security clip, you can turn your back on your backpack safe in knowing that your laptop case is secured to your backpack.
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Unlike other photo backpacks, when the laptop case is removed, the main backpack reduces both in size and weight, which can be critical when getting your gear onto aircraft of different makes.
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The Artificial Intelligence 15 laptop case is included. There is an organizer in the front bellowed pocket so bulkier items like an AC adapter can be carried.
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If the laptop case is not being used, the front pocket is very useful for jackets, books, and other items that need to be carried.
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This size meets all international requirements for carry on size. It will fit into the overhead of almost all planes except small CRJ planes (but it will fit under the seat).
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In a pinch, it is important that that your backpack fits under the seat. Clearance under the seat varies from 8.5 a 10.5 depending on the plane. In this photo, the laptop case is in the front pocket.
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When you arrive at your seat, pull the laptop case out, put the backpack in the overhead, and then sit down.
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Although the backpack easily fits into the airline boxes (without the laptop case inserted), very few passengers are actually requested to do so. Usually the total weight of the backpack is the greater potential problem. By storing the small laptop case under your seat you will have access to the items you need during your flight.
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The inside depth is 6.5, so there is no problem putting pro-size DSLRs inside of the bag, with or without the lenses attached. A special horizontal divider is provided that allow the lens to be attached or detached from the DSLR.
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This photo shows a 400 2.8, but it will also hold a 500mm lens. As you can see in the photo, there is still room for plenty of other items, including two pro-size DSLRs.
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The inside flap has see-through laminated mesh pockets for various accessories such as note pads, energy bars, memory card wallets, instruction books, and other items.
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Business card holder is located directly under the padded handle. It can also be used to store extra business cards while traveling.
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Zippered top pocket is essential for passports, tickets, and other items that need to be accessed quickly. Especially handy just prior to going through security, all the extra items in your pockets can be put into this top pocket.
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Our shoulder harness is specifically designed for photographers, with just the right amount of padding, two stretch pockets on the front, two D rings to attach accessories, and an adjustable sternum strap.
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The shoulder straps can be tucked away behind the back pad when not in use.
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Both shoulder straps have a stretchable pocket that holds cell phones, sunglasses, memory card wallets, and other items. After the item is removed, the pocket goes flat.
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Some photographers prefer waistbelts; others do not. Our waistbelt is removable via a metal buckle located on the pad.
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The handle on the bottom of the bag is particularly useful when lifting the bag up to put in into the back of a car or into the overhead compartment of a plane.
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Rock-climbing carabiner can be attached to the side strap to attach hats, knee pads, gloves, and other necessary items that may become wet or dirty.
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The backpack comes with all the straps and instructions to attach a tripod or monopod to the side of the bag.
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The main zipper sliders have metal holes on the front so that a separate lock can be threaded through them. If you are traveling via airline, make sure you buy a TSA approved lock.
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The side stretch pocket can also be used for water bottles and other items that need to be carried on the outside of the backpack. |
