Save up to 50% on Clothing, Gear, & Accessories BackpacksBackpacking PacksFiltersFeaturedHighest RatedNew ArrivalsFeaturedHighest RatedNew ArrivalsLowest PriceHighest PricePercent OffFilters Colors Customer Review Prices Brands Sizes Exclusive Sale Volume Access Features Gender moremoremoremoremore more more moremore more moremoremoremore more moremoremoremoremoreAdventure K5v2 Photo Backpack 80L$299.99Intended for trekking, hiking and camping, this adventure backpack provides excellent transport for your gear and comfort, even when fully loaded. The camera POD is included and turns the bag from hiking pack into a PRO DSLR adventure backpack. Color Choose an optionOliveBurgundyClear Description Additional Information Reviews(0)Product DescriptionThe lightweight and comfortable hiking photo backpack, K5v2 80L, is a large and versatile pack with adequate space and organization for weeklong trips. It enables you to keep hiking while the pack is on your back and the camera pod is at the front, should you need to snap a quick photo.

Some outdoor photographers just use it for weight balancing. This adventure pack was created around a removable camera compartment concept to give you the option of using it for photography, or as a regular hiking pack.When used with the removable camera pod:The K5 v2 has a dedicated camera pod compartment inside the main body of the hiking pack. When the pod is pulled out, it can be fixed on the shoulder harness and serves as a convenient chest pocket. The camera pod can also be used separately as a small camera backpack, while you leave the 80L hiking pack at the campsite. The removable camera pod fits up to a pro DSLR camera, such as the Nikon D5 or Canon EOS-1D X Mark II, with up to Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 70-200mm f/2.8G ED VR II size lens attached, or loose Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 300mm f/2.8G ED VR II, plus 3-4 additional lenses, a flash and portable media device.When used without the camera pod:The dedicated camera compartment can be used as an internal organizer: either with the internal organizer in place (the pack volume is then divided into separate compartments, so that you can organize your items efficiently), or with it folded against the back panel, making a large compartment that is ideal for classic pack organization.

Intended for trekking, hiking and camping, this adventure backpack provides excellent transport for your gear and comfort, even when fully loaded. backpacker acousticIt features an adjustable torso, ergonomic shoulder straps and a ventilated back support system. borderlands backpack sizeIn fact, it’s the ideal professional pack for the outdoor photographer. dds backpackVolume80 litersExterior33.5H x 13.8W x 8.7D in85.1H x 35W x 22.1D cmCamera POD11.25H x 10W x 7D in28.6H x 25.4W x 17.8D cmWeight w/POD8.7 lbs 3.9 kgMaterialsNylon 210D B/Dobby 2xPUNylon 420D B/F Oxford 2xPUNylon 630D Gucci 1500PUZipper TypeYKK Additional InformationWeight9 lbsDimensions30 x 15 x 10 inColorOlive, BurgundyCustomers' review 0 0 0 0 0 Only logged in customers who have purchased this product may write a review.

< Go to Backpacking Backpacks Float along effortlessly on overnight or multi-day backpacking trips. A redesign for the Eos Packs gives them a slimmer lumbar pad and a cut-out channel down the back to improve ventilation. The lid converts to a waist pack, so you can bring a few items on shorter trips. Thiner tubing for the frame saves weight while still transferring the load effectively to your hips.Trail Motion™ hipbelt pivots up to 12 degrees in either direction to stop the pack from swaying and to limit the associated energy loss. Stabilizer straps let you reduce the range of motion when you’re traversing more complex terrain.Back panel is rigid plastic with a lightweight aluminum frame for stability.Cut out in the back panel creates room for your head and allows you to look up and turn your head freely.Back panel is covered with mesh and the foam is dimpled to let air circulate.Access the main compartment through a rolltop spindrift collar with upper and lower drawstrings, and a large u-shaped zipper.

Hipbelt is padded with thermo-moulded and EVA foam and has x-shaped articulation to ensure it sits correctly on your hipbones.Zippered pockets on hipbelt give you quick access to a GPS or other small items.Interior flat pocket next to the side zipper for small items.Lid has a zippered pocket, under-lid pocket with key clip, and 2 attachment points for securing a helmet or crampons.Strap under the lid secures a sleeping pad, jacket, or rando rope.Internal sleeve for a hydration reservoir (not included) with right side hose routing.Water-resistant front pocket with rolltop closure and drainage port is excellent for wet items.Mesh side pockets hold water bottles.Lightweight trekking pole attachments are made of cord with adjustable tension locks.es with a medium sized hipbelt, but you can substitute other sizes to personalize the fit. The location of all access points into the main compartment of the pack. Some pack lids can be adjusted to compensate for overloaded packs, or even removed, and some removeable lids have tuck-away hipbelts that allow youto use them as a waistpack.

Transforms into waist pack Torso length is measured from the most prominent vertebrae at the back of your neck (top of shoulders) to the spot on your lower spine that lines up with the top of your hipbone. An adjustable harness lets you change the height of the shoulder straps to fit your specific back length. The hipbelt and/or shoulder straps of the pack are designed to move, pivot or flex to follow your body’s movements. Each brand uses their own technology. Size restrictions vary among airlines. Just to be sure, check with your carrier for their specific restrictions. Hydration compatible (reservoir sold separately) A New York Stock Exchange Listed Company () Variety for A Better Life More than a million different Items, 1000+ new items everyday Discover new trendy products for you with big data technology Special made-to-order items only at LightInThebox Low Price via Factory-Direct Work with factory directly to cut the middle man