Manfrotto Manhattan Runner-50 Camera Roller Bag For Compact and Reflex Cameras, Multiuse, for Carrying Cameras and Accessories, in Water-Repellent Material, with PC and Tablet Compartment

The Manfrotto Manhattan Runner-50 camera and laptop roller bag is ideal for frequent traveller photographer and people who are always on the move with their photography kit. Manufactured and designed specifically for travelers, it complies to the strictest carry-on sizes regulation*. It features two wheels to help carry heavy gear and a front quick access pocket for a 15’’ laptop, accessories and a secondary top access for photo gear. This roller bag comes with a branded removable insert that instantly gives you two bags in one: use the camera pouch as a backpack thanks to two comfortable shoulder straps, and use the Runner-50 roller bag as normal travel luggage, securing your clothes and personal stuff with two cross ribbon straps. If you just need to take your photography gear with you, simply remove the internal pouch and use it as a backpack thanks to the two comfortable shoulder straps. In addition, the extremely functional internal pouch features the renewed Flexy Camera Shell, an innovative protection system engineered by Manfrotto. This roller bag can accommodate not only your DSLR with a 70/200 mm lens attached, a second DSLR body and up to 3-4 lenses, it also comfortably fits a Premium CSC, such as a Sony A9 with additional lenses and a DJI Mavic Pro 2 combo kit. On the front, the NeverLose tripod holder system allows you to carry your tripod, skateboard, and personal items like a jacket. The bag is made of the highest quality, carefully selected materials: high quality ballistic fabric protects your bag from scratches and the coated material on the bottom part allows you to easily clean your bag. All external fabric is treated to be water-repellent and a rain protector is also supplied in case of bad weather conditions. Check your airline’s current carry-on requirements before flying. Be aware that overloading the bag will cause it to expand.