Availability unknownTamrac 614 Super Pro 14
- Availability
- Availability unknown
- Added to Cambags
- 7 July 2014
- Bag type
- Shoulder bag, Laptop-compatible
- Capacity
- 1 or 2 bodies, 3 lenses or more
- Interior
- 17½ W x 9 D x 10 H / 44 x 23 x 25 cm
- Exterior
- 24 W x 14 D x 11½ H / 61 x 36 x 29 cm
- Weight
- 7 lbs. 3 oz. (3260 g)
- Colours
- Black, Gray
About this bag
Tamrac’s largest and most full-featured Lens-Bridge® camera bag, the Super Pro 14 is equipped to accommodate both digital and film SLRs, lenses, accessories and a notebook computer. A special foam-padded rear pocket holds a notebook computer like Apple’s 17” PowerBook G4 or others up to 17½” x 10½” x 2” in size. The total coverage top offers triple protection against the elements by providing Velcro® closures for quick access, EasySqueeze™ quick-release buckles for security, and a zipper closure for the ultimate in weather protection. Two Slide Pockets™ feature Tamrac's U.S. patented Memory & Battery Management System™ which uses red flags to identify available memory cards and batteries. Inside the top is a Pop-Off™ pocket, a handy light meter/filter pocket, and elastic accessory loops. In front are two ZipDrop™ pockets, each with internal paraphernalia pockets and an internal zippered mesh accessory pocket. The front flap has a weather-protected Speed Pocket that allows filters and other accessories to be quickly accessed without opening the bag. Large, foam-padded end pockets give added space and quick access to other photo accessories. A zippered pocket in back keeps tickets and important papers at hand. There are straps beneath the ZipDrop™ pockets for a tripod or monopod. A Piggy-Back Pocket™ holds the Super Pro 14 on your rolling luggage and our EasyGrip™ handle with a torsion bar stabilizer strut in the top helps distribute the weight of your equipment.
What fits inside
accommodate both digital and film SLRs, lenses, accessories and a notebook computer like Apple's 17
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