Tenba Tools Packlite Travel Bag for BYOB 10
Photographers and filmmakers often travel with a bag, backpack or rolling case filled with 1-2 camera bodies and between 4 and 8 lenses. But what happens when you get to your location and only want to walk around with a much smaller kit consisting of one camera and a couple of lenses? The Packlite bag is the answer, and it is a perfect companion for Tenba's BYOB system of removable padded camera inserts.
Packlite bags can be stowed inside any larger camera bag, or even clipped to the outside, so you always have a smaller, lightweight camera bag option wherever you go.
- Designed to Fit Tenba BYOB 10 – Soft carry bag option for BYOB 7 padded camera insert.
- Compact and Lightweight – Fast-deploying camera bag can be stashed anywhere.
- Self-Stowing – Folds up and self-stows into built-in side mesh pocket.
- Quick Access Top Zipper – Allows easy removal of camera gear.
- Clips Onto D-ring or Backpack Harness – Allows Packlite to be carried outside bag when necessary.
Original: $14.84
-65%$14.84
$5.19
Description
Photographers and filmmakers often travel with a bag, backpack or rolling case filled with 1-2 camera bodies and between 4 and 8 lenses. But what happens when you get to your location and only want to walk around with a much smaller kit consisting of one camera and a couple of lenses? The Packlite bag is the answer, and it is a perfect companion for Tenba's BYOB system of removable padded camera inserts.
Packlite bags can be stowed inside any larger camera bag, or even clipped to the outside, so you always have a smaller, lightweight camera bag option wherever you go.
- Designed to Fit Tenba BYOB 10 – Soft carry bag option for BYOB 7 padded camera insert.
- Compact and Lightweight – Fast-deploying camera bag can be stashed anywhere.
- Self-Stowing – Folds up and self-stows into built-in side mesh pocket.
- Quick Access Top Zipper – Allows easy removal of camera gear.
- Clips Onto D-ring or Backpack Harness – Allows Packlite to be carried outside bag when necessary.
