Naneu Military Ops Sierra

Added to Cambags
19 August 2014
Bag type
Notebook, Shoulder
Capacity
1 body, 2 lenses, notebook 13 in
Interior
7 H x 12.5 W x 4.25 D in 17.8 H x 31.8 W x 10.8 D cm
Exterior
8.9 H x 14.5 W x 7.5 D in 22.6 H x 36.8 W x 19.1 D cm
Weight
3.25 lbs 1.47 Kg
Material
Water Resistant 500D Cordura Nylon
Colours
Black, Grey, Olive

About this bag

A briefcase style Military Ops Sierra shoulder camera bag is designed to hold a DSLR camera and a laptop in a padded compartment. The bag can convert into a messenger / sling style bag simply by pulling out the hidden and detachable messenger strap should you need to hop on the bike. It is designed to be carried around without looking like a camera bag while giving you flexibility to carry it in multiple ways. It also equipped with a removable camera pod should you like to remove the camera gear and use the bag for other casual purposes. The camera pod will fit a DSLR body with 24-70mm f/2.8 attached, 1 or 2 long zoom lenses and a flash unit. A back side padded compartment will hold up to a 13" laptop or tablet. The bag is constructed with water resistant CORDURA 500D nylon 3xPU coating, interior pod is covered with 210D rip-stop nylon 2xPU, the best YKK zippers, closed cell foam and the seam sealed rain cover made out of 210 Taffeta 2xPU coating.   It features 2 elastic front pockets for quick access to accessories, 1 long Velcro front pocket and additional long zippered pocket with organizer. Inside there is 1 zippered lining pocket that will fit a tablet or papers, and 2 mesh pockets for other small accessories. When the messenger / sling strap is removed then its space can be used as an additional zippered pocket. It also includes a seam sealed rain cover.

What fits inside

DSLR body with 24-70mm f/2.8 attached, 1 or 2 long zoom lenses and a flash unit. A back side padded compartment will hold up to a 13" laptop or tablet.

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