| Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Backpack Design | Laptop Backpack |
| Sport Type | Travel, Photography |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Item Shape | Rectangular |
| Product Style | Trolley Backpack Soft Case |
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【Dual Mode Flexibility】 The spinner suitcase mode is suitable for urban and other flat surfaces for easy travel, while the backpack mode meets the carrying needs in outdoor complex scenarios. Upgraded version: The tilt of the suitcase is changed, so that the handle is tilted backwards, which can effectively prevent the suitcase from tilting forward and falling over!
【Customizable Storage】 The main compartment adopts a professional DIY divider system for flexible storage and secure protection. The 10L expandable front compartment is ideal for gimbals or clothing, etc.. The included Digital Organizer Bag is perfect for batteries and digital accessories, streamlining airport security checks
【High-performance Accessories】 Its high-performance silent double wheels can be quickly disassembled, offering up to 8% more space than the general carry-on luggage, while still meeting airline standard. The three-stage aluminum handle ensures balanced, easy handling, optimizing space efficiency
【Organized Compartments】 The integrated base adds stability and balance. The backpack features multiple internal pockets for accessories, and an external zippered pocket for easy access to frequently used items. Two side pockets can hold water bottles or tripods
【Quality Craftsmanship】 The backpack is constructed from high-performance, splash-proof PU fabric, resistant to scratches, wear, and stains. It features YKK zippers for durability and security, straps for extra gear, a rain cover, and a hidden AirTag pocket for added security
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Hollytron –
I got this specifically to fit a lot of gear I was needing to take for a project that required flying to location. It was domestic and on a larger aircraft (long-haul LA to NYC) Boeing 767-300 twin-jet with Delta. This plane has 2-3-2 seat configuration in main cabin, for those wondering the layout. The bins in the center are smaller than those that are on the larger rows. To err on the side of caution I removed the wheels right before boarding just in case, and popped the small bag with the wheels into my smaller carry on bag. This bag fit in both, either the small or large bins on this flight. If you are flying international and taking regional planes within the country (looking at you, Europe and several European airlines), this will not fit. If you extend the front for the extra 10L, it will not fit, and probably wouldn’t fit on a domestic airline either, even in the larger bins. Hopefully this helps anyone looking at this for travel.
Jeffhl –
This is an absolutely amazing camera roller bag/backpack. PGYTech thought of everything when they designed this. I have had a Think Tank TakeOff V2 2 Wheel Rolling Carry-On for two years. This is an excellent bag, but it only has two in-line wheels, and as I get older I have difficulty navigating airports and hotels with this, especially if I piggy-back an underseat bag on top of this. I found this PGYTech roller bag when I searched for bags with four wheels. It is extremely well-made and has so many standard and bonus features that it would be hard to mention them all. Firstly, the four wheels roll very smoothly, and as a huge extra feature they are easily and quickly removable for saving space. I don’t know of any other bag that does this. This 30 L. bag is very roomy inside and has a separate expandable front section for extra gear or clothes. There are plenty of other compartments and even a hiding spot for an AirTag. The included dividers are plentiful and configurable in any way you want. Another winning extra is the separate detachable tech bag, which can hold batteries, power banks, etc. and can be easily shown at security lines if needed. The retractable handle is unusual in that it is wide. This makes it very sturdy and easy to maneuver. Some people have criticized it since the handle is so wide you cannot piggy-back another bag with a handle sleeve on top of it. This can be easily solved by attaching an additional luggage strap/bungee which will cost about $10. The laptop/table compartment under the cover fits a big laptop and iPad with ease. A rain cover and bag for the wheels is also included. The hidden backpack straps are robust and a sternum strap is included. You can use it as a backpack with the wheels on or with them removed. With my current configuration of the interior I can fit my Sony APS-C camera, three lenses, my geared tripod head with leveler, my complete drone bag, the included tech bag, filters, chargers, a headlamp, and a flashlight. A tripod can go on either side in the sleeves or strapped onto the top. The exterior fabric seems to be very durable and cleanable. For the $329 price this bag is much less expensive and better designed than the Think Tank or Peak Design bags. I cannot wait to take this bag on my next photo adventure!
Science Grrl –
I have been using this for a year and have taken it on several domestic and overseas trips. I have rolled it all over festival grounds and plenty of concert venues. It still looks good! It can handle being rolled on concrete and even bumpy streets. It looks like I’m wheeling luggage, so people don’t realize I have cameras inside. Why advertise?
I initially got this style because it converts to a backpack. I used to carry some of my gear in a small bag, and it is a back breaker walking a mile (and with inclines). Regarding this 2-in-1 Roller Camera Backpack, I should have just gotten a regular roller style. I haven’t even used it as a backpack. It’s too heavy to lift and walk around. I carry two Nikon DSLRs, a strobe, a wide-angle lens (50mm), and a long lens (200 mm) for normal shoots. If I travel, I add a laptop and another long lens (400 mm). Heavy!
I especially like the little bag that fits in the side pouch. I keep spare batteries, earplugs, lens wipes, and snacks here. There are other compartments that are great for fitting snacks, a rolled-up jacket, magazines, battery packs, cords, you name it! Plenty of space!
Just a hint. If you want to put it in the overhead compartment, take the wheels off and carry the bag onto the plane. I need assistance with lifting the bag, but it fits. Then, when you leave the plane, pop the wheels back on. It takes a few minutes to properly put them in. I did lose a wheel in the airport (I didn’t notice it until after leaving security). It still rolled on three wheels. When I contacted the company and explained what happened, they gladly assisted. I ordered a couple of wheels, and they replaced the one that popped off. I now keep a spare wheel in my bag.
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