Manfrotto Pro Light Multiloader 17L Camera Backpack

I had been using the Manfrotto Pro Light camera backpack 3N1-36 and it worked well for carrying my C100, but I wasn't able to had the handle attached. I bought the 192N case since it said I could put my C100 fully assembled and with a shotgun attached. Indeed you can along with everything else I carried in the 3N1-36 and more. I can fit my Canon 7-200 2.8 along with 4 more lenses. It get pretty heavy, but it has answered all my needs. The bag is well made and looks great.

I purchased this backpack to house my underwater camera, housing, my SLR and go pro, with light plus a lot of other stuff. The backpack is great. Very adjustable for individual need etc.

I been looking for something light comfortable camera backpack and the sling. this is right one!

I had a my first Manfrotto Backpack Camera Bag a few years ago and traveled the world with it. It never let me down. Very rugged and held all gear safely and securely. No failures with any components of the bag. I like all the internal and external compartments it provides Shoulder straps are padded for comfort and very strong because I had it loaded. I love my new bag even more for Manfrotto has made some great upgrades. My opinion is Manfrotto cost more but well worth it. I have a lot invested in gear that goes in the bag and only trust Manfrotto to keep it safe. Rick

I bought this bag to replace the camera cube insert on my Manfrotto backpack, so that I could easily remove this cube and use the space in the backpack for something else, and and use this bag as a stand-alone camera bag! It fits my Sony a7iii w/attached Zeiss 25mm, Distagon 35mm and flash perfectly. My 4 spare batteries, charger, and SD cards fit in the front organizer pocket. I was amazed that all of my gear fit in here. Any more than this though, it might start to feel squished/crammed. I love that the strap is detachable and that the flap easily folds all the way back (making it nice for to double as a camera cube as I mentioned.) I am super picky when it comes to camera bags and I definitely recommend this one!

I purchased this pouch to carry various pieces of equipment in my camera backpack. Currently I have a Manfrotto Super Clamp in the pouch and with the thickness of the walls of the LensPouch, I am not concerned about other pieces of gear getting damaged. The LensPouch is very well built and perfect for my needs.

I've used a capture for about 2 years now and love its convenience for carrying my camera with a backpack. I've also got a Manfrotto BeFree tripod and the problem was the incompatible plates. The dual plate solved all my hassles. Thanks so much PD.

The TS-E 17L lens has a protruding bulbous front element that is susceptible to damage. This cap is essential to its protection, and screws in nicely to the front thread.

The Manfrotto Pro Light Backloader has a lot of storage and configuration possibilities. Top zipper access to the central compartment, water bottle side pockets, laptop sleeve is on the back strap side of the backpack. Top and side handles make it easy to maneuver the bag around. Excellent zipper pulls that can all be locked if you are working at a large event or sporting activities.

The Manfrotto Pro Light was just what I needed. We travel to Colorado and Florida each year and lugging my equipment with me for each flight was becoming a problem. I wanted something light but sturdy enough. A bag that would hold my D850 and Z6 and lens for each one. I have a Manfrotto Tripod and new of its quality work. So I fussed a bag by Manfrotto would be of equal quality. I was not disappointed. I give the bag 5 stars