The canopy green, 26L Holdland Original Backpack blends style and functionality to give you a pack that is ideal for travel, carrying camera gear, or using as an everyday backpack. You can easily carry a professional camera, telephoto and wide angle lenses, two extra batteries, a Mavic pro drone with a battery and controller, a tripod, a 16" laptop, and more. There are interior organizers for small items like pens, filters, and more. Carry a tripod and a water bottle in the side stretch-mesh pockets.

Rear and Top Access    Interior Organization for Small Items    Shock-Absorbent, Configurable Dividers    Padded 16" Laptop/Tablet Sleeve    Side Pockets for Water Bottle/Tripod    Adjustable Chest Strap    Straps on Sides and Base    Anti-Theft Phone/Passport Pocket    Premium Vented Back Support

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this fit a Nikon 200-400mm f4 lens attached to D800?

A: Yes this lens and camera combination will fit into bag fine however it will be a little snugger if you store it with the hood on reversed. We recommend to store the hood separately.

Q: 2. Where is the MindShift Gear BackLight 26L Backpack made (what country)?

A: This bag is made in Vietnam.

Q: 3. Does this backpack can hold the new 16" mac book pro?

A: Yes, this backpack is capable of holding a 16" Macbook Pro which measures 14.09 x 9.68 x 0.64".

Q: 4. Does it come with a rain cover ? If not can I purchase one?

A: Yes, the MindShift Gear BackLight 26L Backpack does include a rain cover in the box.

Q: 5. does this backpack come standard with a rain cover?

A: It does come with a rain cover in a small pouch. Its not attached, so you will need to carry inside the bag. Its probably 3 x 5 x 1 inch thick, but you can compress it.

Q: 6. I've been looking for a comfortable pack that will fit most of my gear in it for a trip to Costa Rica. Will the 26L fit 2 bodies (D800 and D850 attached to any one of the lenses noted) a 70-200 f/2.8, 16-35 f/4, 24-120 f/4 and a Micro 105 and a 14mm prime? I know I could fit all of that in the 36L, but that pack looks huge in comparison and I'd be worried about it being to large for long hikes and to large for a carry-on

A: I just returned from a trip where I packed two DSLR Canon bodies, a 100-400mm, 24-105mm and 16-35mm lens and various filters, batteries, accessories and the like. I love this bag and it holds what I need. I carried it on the plane with ease and didn't find it too large...I'm only 5'3 by the way.

Q: 7. When fully extended, how big of a waist will the strap fit? Thanks

A: Fully extended the waist strap measures 60 on the inside

Q: 8. Does this bag can hold RF 600 F4 lense ?

A: Unfortunately, the MindShift Gear BackLight 26L Backpack (Woodland Green) is not wide enough for a Canon RF 600 F4 lens.

Q: 9. What/how much can it hold beyond whatever space is designated for gear like cameras/laptops? How about some spare clothes like fleece/jacket, sunscreen, snacks for the day etc.?

A: It does have room for quite a few extras but you cannot just stuff a random ton in the outside pockets, some thought is required. The two side pockets for example hold standard Nalgene bottles but are better filled with flat one liter collapsible Platypus bottles, keeps the total width down. Snacks and lunch fit no problem, for extra clothing I make sure to choose modern light weight hiking gear like unlined rain jackets, merino sweaters etc., items that can be folded flat and slid in rather than scrunched in. There are exterior straps that I have used to tie on a down vest and hiking poles. I bought it to use on long day hikes for just the reason you are asking, I needed both camera gear and additional clothing. It is working out great.

Q: 10. can this store a ronin S, DSLR, lens and small hard drive?

A: With a bit of creative configuration, you should be able to get a Ronin S in the BackLight 26L along with a camera and lens. Good news is, every divider in the BackLight 26L can be removed, providing many ways to layout the bag to fit your personal needs.