Carry your essential items with you wherever you may go with the Case Logic Propel Backpack. Sporting a unique design while offering robust utility, the Propel enables business professionals to get through security checkpoints quickly while embracing a stylish and modern look.

A zippered main compartment can hold notebooks up to 15.6 inches as well as tablets up to 12 inches. PE foam padding and polyester materials protect your electronics from damage while you travel. Get through security checkpoints easier with the 180° TSA-friendly design, allowing agents to get a full view of your electronics without removing them from their respective sleeves. Interior mesh and standard pockets hold a wide range of accessories such as chargers, cables, keys, and more. Backpack straps, padded grab handles, and luggage passthrough panel provides comfort whether you are commuting through the busy city, getting through a crowded hub, or quickly moving from one place to another.

Holds 15.6" Notebooks    Dedicated 12" Tablet Pocket    TSA-Friendly Design    Crafted from Polyester Materials    Easy-Access Accessory Pockets    Expandable Side Pockets    Backpack Straps & Top Handle    Padded Interior & Grab Handle    Integrated Strap Management    Luggage Passthrough Panel

Dual exterior expandable side pockets can hold water bottles and other items you need on a regular basis

Hold small items such as passports, boarding passes, and mobile devices in the quick-access pocket

The spacious main compartment with zipped mesh pocket and file pocket keeps your important items and documents organized and together

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this allow a 150-600mm tamron lens attached to a D7200 to fit?

A: definitely not... maybe a 70-200mm maybe. Its a pretty compact bag. Maybe double check the dimensions

Q: 2. 5D Mark III with Canon 24-70 2.8F II Lens would fit in it?

A: This holster case will not fit that set up. I would recommend the Ape Case ACPRO650 Standard DSLR Holster. Website link: http://bhpho.to/LHe66m

Q: 3. will this hold a DSC-RX10 IV?

A: Yes, the Sony LCS-BP2 Backpack Carrying Case (Black) will hold the Sony RX10 IV.

Q: 4. Hi. Is this big enough for my Nikon D7200 with 18-140 kit lens?

A: Not really. It barely fits but it is very hard to zip.

Q: 5. can I use for canon eos80d with 18-153 lens?

A: If you mean the 18-135 lens, yes, No problem. I like this case because padding is tight and nothing bounces around inside.

Q: 6. Will this fit a d3100 nikon with 55-200mm lens?

A: I use this case for a d5300 Nikon with 18-300mm lens. Fits nicely.

Q: 7. Will this fit Sony HX400v?

A: I honestly do not know if it would fit a Sony HX400v, however you can research and see what the difference is between the HX400v and Nikon P900 as I have the Nikon P900 and it fits like a champ!! Very pleased with this sale!!

Q: 8. Will the Pentax K70 with the 18-35 lens fit this case?

A: Yes, the Penatx K70 with the 18-135mm lens will fit in this Case Logic DCB-306 holster.

Q: 9. Will the A77 mkii with the vertical grip attached fit equipped with either the Sony SAL18135 or SAL1550 lens?

A: Should fit easily, assuming you are referring to the vertical battery grip. I have a Sony A65, which is only fractions of an inch smaller than your A77. The large main compartment has more than enough room for mine with a larger lens attached than either of your's, plus your vertical grip, plus another large lens. Without dividers, the compartment is 9.5 x 7.5 x 6.5, and you can arrange any or all of the dividers however works best. The case is a very good quality plus stylish looking.

Q: 10. Would this hold a Sony A99 with 24-70mm 2.8 lens attached plus a place for a Sony G lens 70-200MM?

A: The Sony LCS-BP2 will not have enough space for your gear. Check out the Lowepro Pro Runner 200 AW Backpack: http://bhpho.to/1vdzrEe