Lowepro SlingShot 100 All-Weather Digital Camera Backpack - Black

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From the Manufacturer Slingshot 100 AW Manufacturer Description: The Slingshot 100 AW is a sling style camera bag designed to comfortably carry a digital SLR body with a compact zoom lens attached, plus 1-4 extra lenses or flash units. Loaded with features, the SlingShot 100 AW boasts an All Weather Cover, a built-in memory card pouch, a micro fiber LCD protector, Hypalon SlipLock attachment loops and plenty of other amenities to provide the greatest ease of use and comfort. Hardware Capacity: Canon EOS Series, Rebel Series; Konica-Minolta Maxxum 7D; Leica Digilux 2; Nikon D70, D100; Olympus E-300; Pentax with compact Zoom lenses or flash units. Slingshot 100 AW Highlights: 1. Ergonomic Sling Strap Evenly distributes equipment weight while carrying heavy equipment 2. Full Access Lid Allows you to easily work from the bag while wearing it, and provides 180° access while packing 3. All Weather Cover Offers maximum protection against rain, dust and sand 4. Zip-Stop Buckles Provides security when accessing camera equipment while wearing the bag 5. Tuck-Away Stability Strap Adds stability while carrying or easily tucks away while accessing equipment 6. Built-In Memory Card Pouch Quickly find memory cards in the same place every time 7. Built-in Micro Fiber LCD Cloth Protects LCD screen from camera strap nicks and scratches 8. Silent Zipper Pulls Provide quiet access around film crews or wildlife 9. SlipLock Attachment Loops Add pouches or other SlipLock compatible products to customize 10. Accessory Pockets Provide quick access to cables, adaptors, small accessories or personal items 11. Mesh Back Pad Provides comfort during long treks Product Description: The unique design of the SlingShot 100 AW provides quick and easy access to camera equipment while still being worn. Perfect for photojournalists, sports photographers or anyone in need of quick access to their equipment, the SlingShot 100 AW allows you to focus on your shooting and not on finding your equipment.