Take your laptop, tablet, accessories, and other small items on the road with the Modern Utility Paracycle Backpack from Samsonite. Boasting a ripstop polyester shell and a water-resistant bottom, this charcoal heather with charcoal trim backpack has a padded compartment that holds a 15.6" laptop, plus a dedicated tablet pocket with a tricot lining. Zippered stash pockets are handy for getting quick access to sunglasses, ID cards, and other small items, while a key fob in the front zippered pocket can help secure your key ring. Air mesh padding on the back panel and shoulder straps are designed for added comfort. The SmartSleeve trolley strap lets you slide the backpack over the upright handle of rolling luggage.

Holds a 15.6" Laptop    Dedicated Tablet Pocket    Ripstop Polyester Shell    Water-Resistant Bottom    Key Fob    Zippered Stash Pockets    Air Mesh Padding    SmartSleeve Trolley Strap

Constructed of two-tone ripstop polyester for durability

Bottom of bag is water-resistant

Tablet pocket with tricot lining

Padded compartment holds up to a 15.6" laptop and is designed to protect it from shocks

Matte gunmetal hardware for durability and style

Multiple zippered quick-stash pockets provide plenty of storage and easy access to items

SmartSleeve trolley strap slides over the upright handle of rolling luggage

Key fob in front zippered pocket is ideal for keys or other small clip-on items

Air mesh padding on back panel and shoulder straps

Padded top handle

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will a Tamron 150-600mm G2 be able to fit in this bag

A: Yes.

Q: 2. will the mindshift 36L hold a canon 600mm f 4 and a canon R5 with adaptor for EF lens ?

A: The MIndshift 36L will not hold your setup all attached but will fit when detached from the camera.

Q: 3. Will a 1dx mark ii with attached 400mm 5.6 L fit in this pack?

A: Yes this bag could fit the Canon 1Dx Mark II and a Canon 400mm f/5.6L lens. They may not be able to fit attached, but it has the capacity to fit both.

Q: 4. What are the internal measurements of the camera compartment (inside the padding)? Thank you.

A: As per the manufacturer, the interior dimensions are 12.6” W x 21” H x 7.1”.

Q: 5. Will this hold a Canon 5d miii, Canon 70-200 f2.8/Canon 24-70 f2.8/Canon 135 f2 (all with hoods reversed), Canon 600 ex rt flash and Canon 430 exiii flash, with Canon st E3 rt transmittor?

A: Easily, I've carried a 5d III with a 100-400 II attached, a 24-105 L a 7D II body and a 16-35 L on a number of hikes with a FEISOL tripod on the outside. More gear than I needed but the pack handles it easily. On another note, because the opening is against your back, this pack is great for travel. Makes it virtually impossible for a thief to get to your gear especially on trains buses etc.

Q: 6. Does the bag compress (flatter) if not fully loaded? seems deep on the pictures, but may be fully loaded to show its capacity.

A: The main camera compartment (closest to your back) does not compress. It's about 7 inches thick (externally). The two front compartments further from your back will lay flat if nothing is in them and expand a bit if you stuff them full.

Q: 7. I'm 6'2 with a fairly long torso--would this fit me well or would I be better off with the 26L?

A: I'm 5'2 and I was looking at the 26L for more volume but it was too long for me, the 26L would fit you just fine.

Q: 8. Has any one tried a Nikon Z9? I love the 18L but it is too small for the Z9. Measurements say it will fit but has anyone tried a Z9 or similar camera?

A: The depth of MindShift Gear BackLight 18L Backpack is not enough to fit Nikon Z9 Mirrorless Camera. It's more useful for the Mirrorless as well as DSLR cameras without the grip / extra battery compartment.

Q: 9. Does this backpack meet international airline travel size requirements?

A: It is always recommended to check with your airline about specific bags. Carry on luggage is typically standard to 14 x 22 x 9 . This backpack measures 11.4 x 20.3 x 7.9 .

Q: 10. Is the 2.1 interior dimension (depth?) correct? The pictures show cameras, lenses, etc. in the camera compartment, and all of these items are way more than the 2.1 dimension.

A: No, that is not correct. The dimensions have been updated.