Store, transport, and protect your mirrorless camera, up to five lenses, a travel tripod, and related accessories with this navy VEO RANGE T37M Backpack from Vanguard. The pack features an inner padded sleeve for a 9.7" tablet, padded interior touch-fastening dividers, and multiple storage pockets. Photographers will appreciate the accessory straps on the front of the pack. Carry the pack with the top handle or wear it with the padded shoulder straps, sternum strap, and padded back panel. A full rain cover is included.

Holds a Mirrorless, 5 Lenses, Tripod    Padded Sleeve for 9.7" Tablet    Padded Interior Touch-Fastening Dividers    Multiple Storage Pockets    Side Pocket with Strap for Tripod    Top Handle    Chest Strap, Padded Straps & Back Panel    Full Rain Cover

Holds a DSLR or mirrorless camera, five lenses up to 200mm f/2.8, and a 9.7" tablet

The top two internal dividers have a "hinge" that allows them to be turned 90° for utilizing the full height of the backpack without sacrificing storage at the top

A spare divider fits across the backpack for added support and to protect the gear below from being trapped when fully loaded

Exterior webbing straps on the front and sides for attaching added gear

Rear and side access to gear

Padded shoulder harness system with an adjustable x-chest strap, top straps to pull the top in tight, and a padded waist belt

Ergonomic harness system and padded back with airflow

Water-resistant fabric and a seam-sealed rain cover

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How easy (or difficult) is it 2 use the side access 2 change lenses quickly w/o taking off the bag? I work with a 5Dsr, a 28-700, a 70-300 and a hefty 17mm T/S lens. I know there's enough room for them in the main camera compartment -- but I need to be able to access the various lenses quickly in shooting situations.

A: The side-access compartment of the Vanguard Quovio 44 Convertible Backpack/Sling works as-designed and allows access into the side of the bag in order to retrieve camera bodies or lenses at a moments notice. As you said, if the equipment fits into the bag it will properly fit through the side-compartments for quick and easy access, allowing you faster reaction-times for shooting right away.

Q: 2. What are the exterior dimensions? Thanks.

A: As per the manufacturer, the exterior measurements are 11 x 6.9 x 15.3”

Q: 3. What are the measurements of the backpack?

A: The external dimensions of the Vanguard VEO SELECT 55T Trolley Backpack (Green) are 14.1" x 8.6" x 22"; the internal dimensions are 12.25" x 6.25" x 17.5".

Q: 4. how many liters is this backpack?

A: This bag is approximately 14L.

Q: 5. Will this pack fit under an airline seat?

A: The bag is designed to be a travel bag, however it is on the longer side. We recommend that you confirm with your airliner's bag policy.

Q: 6. Are the feet on this monopod removable?

A: The Vanguard VEO 2S AM-234TR Aluminum Monopod with Smartphone Holder & Bluetooth Remote BH #VAV2SAM234TR does not have removable feet.

Q: 7. What is center column made from?

A: I can't tell you that. But I used a nikon d600 with a 70-210 zoom and it held up well. I traveled all over India and to Djeerling near the Himalayas....no problem.

Q: 8. Support an 8lb briefcase? Opening laptop, what keeps front pocket from tearing unzipped teeth? Flipped top lid obstructng front?

A: The laptop pocket on the Vanguard VEO SELECT 42T Trolley Bag is 13.5 x 9.5 1.5 inches. As long as the laptop does not exceed those dimensions, it will not put stress on the zipper or bag. They do not specify a weight limit but the interior dimensions are 14.63 x 13 x 6.25 inches and can hold 1-2 Pro DSLRs, 5-6 Lenses plus a flash.

Q: 9. What is the capacity(Liters)?

A: The Vanguard VEO Select 48BF Backpack is 24L.

Q: 10. What are the EXTERNAL pockets for accessories? How easily may we detach the cart handle for overhead? And wheels?

A: The external pockets on the Vanguard VEO SELECT 42T Trolley Bag (Black) are for accessories. The wheels and cart handle are not removable, but the cart handle easily retracts into the case.