Comfortably carry two gripped DSLR or mirrorless cameras, up to eight lenses, and related accessories with the black Tenba Roadie 20 Backpack. The pack has rear access to camera gear, and front access to other items. There's also a separate compartment for a laptop up to 17". Inside the main compartment are padded touch-fastening dividers, and clear mesh accessory pockets. The exterior front zip compartment has a variety of pockets, and the side of the pack has a large pocket for accessories, or for securing a compact tripod.

Carry the Roadie 20 Backpack with the top or side handles, roll it with the adjustable rear trolley strap, or wear it with the padded shoulder straps. For added comfort and stability, the pack features a padded back panel, a padded removable waist belt, and a sternum strap. The bottom of the pack is reinforced for weather and abrasion protection. Photographers will appreciate the included weather cover.

Holds 2 DSLRs, 6-8 Lenses, Accessories    Accommodates a Laptop up to 17"    Front and Rear Access to Gear    Padded Touch-Fastened Interior Dividers    Exterior Compartment with Inner Pockets    Side Pocket for Tripod    Top and Side Handles, Trolley Strap    Padded Shoulder Straps and Sternum Strap    Padded Back Panel and Waist Belt    WeatherWrap Rain Cover Included

Clean lines and a high-end luggage aesthetic with minimal branding ensure a professional look without drawing unwanted attention to the gear inside.

Meets most international carry-on standards–but check with your carrier before departure.

Holds two Mirrorless or DSLR cameras (up to pro size with grip) with 6-8 lenses (up to 400mm f2.8), or a Canon, RED, or Sony cine camera with 3-5 lenses, plus audio gear (headphones, recorder), tripod, monopod or shotgun mic, and a laptop up to 17 inches. Will also hold a DJI Mavic and other compact drones.

The quick access top compartment allows easy access to your most commonly used gear (lenses, headphones, mics, recorders etc).

An expandable zippered side pocket lets you stash a tripod in just a few seconds. Also holds compact light stands, shot mics or a monopod. Stows flat against the bag when not in use.

Contoured shoulder harness and hip belt provide comfort and support when carrying large camera systems, and high-density foam padding won't compress or break down over time or with heavy use. Waist belt is easily removable when not needed.

A front padded sleeve protects a laptop up to 17 inches and can be opened quickly at airport security.

Secure rear camera access to the main camera compartment is located on the harness side, which provides safety and security when working in unfamiliar or crowded locations. Equipment cannot be removed from the front side while the bag is being carried.

Body armor base panel at the bottom of the Roadie has a TPU-coated water- and abrasion-resistant exterior that protects from wet and/or dirty surfaces and is easy to wipe clean.

Water-repellent 1680D ballistic nylon exterior, ripstop nylon interior, YKK zippers/clips, and heavily-reinforced stitching.

Reinforced top and side handles make the Roadie comfortable to carry even when fully loaded. Waterproof full-grain leather trim improves grip.

Front organizer pockets allow quick access to your passport, memory cards, batteries, cables and other items.

Low-profile EVA foam dividers provide the protection of thicker dividers but with less weight and bulk.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will a Sony FX6 with top handle and lens attached fit inside?

A: Yes, the Sony FX6 with a top handle and lens attached will fit in this case.

Q: 2. Will a Nikon Z 70-200 S 2.8 will stand up "comfortably", i.e. not protrude to the point where it needs laying flat? Thanks :)

A: Yes, the Nikon NIKKOR Z 70-200mm f/2.8 VR S Lens can stand up vertically in the Tenba Roadie Roller 24.

Q: 3. Two different wheel designs are shown in the wide and closeup photos. Which wheel design does the case actually have?

A: Our apologies. We'll check the photos and get that fixed. The wheels on the Roadie 24 are the large 100mm shock absorbing ones with the aluminum trim. This case has larger, more all-terrain wheels than the smaller carry-on compatible Roadies.

Q: 4. Is this carry on size? or would it need to be checked-in?

A: This is definitely not carry-on size. However, all the Roadie 18 and 21 models are carry-on size.

Q: 5. Will this fit a Nikon 400mm f2.8 with Z9 and FTZ adapter attached?

A: Yes. The following unit will accommodate a 400mm f/2.8 lens or eight to ten smaller lenses.

Q: 6. Is the shell of the Roadie 24 as rigid as the Roadie Air Case Roller 21? In the images, the shell of the 24 seems thinner.

A: The Tenba Roadie Air Case Roller 21 would offer thicker padding over the Tenba Roadie Roller 24.

Q: 7. Can a ad300 pro fit vertically

A: Yes, the Godox AD300 Pro fits vertically inside of the Tenba Roadie Roller 21.

Q: 8. If you have had the bag for a year or more how has the telescoping handle held up? I have heard complaints that it is very cheap?

A: Typically the handle holds up fine over time.

Q: 9. Is the waist strap removable?

A: Yes, the waist strap can be removed from the Tenba Roadie Backpack 22 (Black).

Q: 10. Is there a place to hold a water bottle?

A: It's too bad that I have to decide between either a tripod or water bottle. Seems like it would've easy to either add another pocket on the opposite side or add some tie downs.