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National Geographic NG W5071 Walkabout Medium Rucksack (Gray)

  • Price: $199.99
  • B&H # NANGW5071
  • Mfr# NG W5071

Product Highlights

  • Holds DSLR with Attached Lens, 3 Lenses
  • Holds Flash, Accessories
  • Holds 15.4" Laptop
  • Separate Zippered Laptop Compartment
  • Two Main Compartments / Top, Bottom
  • Zippered Pouch for MP3 Player or Phone
  • Two Side Pouches for Tripod or Water
  • Two Front Zippered Organizer Pockets
  • Modular Dividers for Configuring Gear
  • Adjustable Pack Straps/Trolley Sleeve

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The gray NG W5071 Walkabout Medium Rucksack from National Geographic provides you with a dual purpose backpack that can be used for photo and personal business. The pack is divided into two sections-top and bottom with the top reserved for personals such as food and clothes and the bottom for your photo gear. The lower area has dividers to help you configure the area. However, if you remove the central divider that separates the two areas, you have one large storage space for whatever you need.

The pack is rated to hold your DSLR with a lens attached as well as three additional lenses, flash and accessories. It also has a separate rear zippered pocket for your 15.4" laptop. For extra storage, two front zippered accessory pockets hold your small stuff-pens, note pad, phone, batteries and other similar sized items. Two open side pouches are for a mono or tripod. They can even hold water bottles. The upper flap has a zippered pocket for your MP3 player or phone.

The pack is made from cotton canvas and accented with leather. Inside, nylon padding keeps your gear well protected. Access is via zippers but the front also has two touch fastened flaps that you can use when you prefer not to use the zippers. Carry the pack by its adjustable shoulder straps and extra sternum strap that helps maintains balance while on the move.

The Walkabout Medium Rucksack also features a handy trolley sleeve that allows you to thread the pack over your optional rolling luggage cart for easier navigating through parking lots, ramps or hallways. The pack comes with a five-year warranty from National Geographic.

Two compartments - upper and lower
Top area holds personals
Bottom area holds gear
Rear zippered compartment for 15.4" laptop
Modular dividers help configure the bag to your liking and needs
Two side pouches for a tri/monopod or water bottle
Two front zippered organizer pockets for cell phone, batteries,pens, note pad, wallet
Upper flap has zippered pouch for MP3 player or phone
Trolley sleeve
Breathable fabric
Carry-On Form Factor
FAA and airline carry-on specifications are subject to change without notice, please check with your airline before designating this case as a carry-on item. Most airlines require carry-on items to have an external linear measurement that is equal to or less than 45.0" (114.3 cm). The external dimensions of this case add up to 36.6" (93.0 cm)
Material Exterior: Cotton canvas with leather accents
Interior: Nylon with foam dividers
Type of Closure Zippers
Exterior Dimensions 11.8 x 17.3 x 7.5" (30.0 x 43.9 x 19.1 cm)
Interior Dimensions 11.0 x 9.7 x 4.3" (27.9 x 24.6 x 10.9 cm)
Tripod Holder Yes
Waist Belt No
Carrying/Transport Options Backpack straps
Sternum strap
Trolley sleeve
Weight 3.3 lb (1.5 kg)
National Geographic NG W5071 Walkabout Medium Rucksack (Gray)
  • Five-Year Warranty
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    4.0

    The Right Size for a Photographer

    By The Viewfinder

    from San Francisco, CA

    About Me Aspiring Film Maker

    Verified Buyer

    Pros

    • Easy To Use
    • Lightweight
    • Quality Construction

    Cons

      Best Uses

      • Travel

      Comments about National Geographic NG W5071 Walkabout Medium Rucksack (Gray):

      I bought this bag for my 5D2 and recording equipment. This bag is neither too big for travelling, nor too small for professional photographers. It can easily fit a 5D, three lens including a 70-200, microphones and recorder. The reason I gave it four stars is that only small tripod can be tired to the side of the bag, which isn't perfect.

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      4.0

      snug and compact

      By fshib

      from Tucson AZ

      About Me Technically Challenged

      Verified Buyer

      Pros

      • Lightweight
      • Quality Construction

      Cons

        Best Uses

        • Shooting Outdoors
        • Travel

        Comments about National Geographic NG W5071 Walkabout Medium Rucksack (Gray):

        holds accessaries well. Bit tight for two large lens - 28-300 and 80-400 mm zoom lens as well as a micro lens.

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        4.0

        The Right Size for a Photographer

        By The Viewfinder

        from San Francisco, CA

        About Me Aspiring Film Maker

        Verified Buyer

        Pros

        • Easy To Use
        • Lightweight
        • Quality Construction

        Cons

          Best Uses

          • Travel

          Comments about National Geographic NG W5071 Walkabout Medium Rucksack (Gray):

          I bought this bag for my 5D2 and recording equipment. This bag is neither too big for travelling, nor too small for professional photographers. It can easily fit a 5D, three lens including a 70-200, microphones and recorder. The reason I gave it four stars is that only small tripod can be tired to the side of the bag, which isn't perfect.

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          4.0

          snug and compact

          By fshib

          from Tucson AZ

          About Me Technically Challenged

          Verified Buyer

          Pros

          • Lightweight
          • Quality Construction

          Cons

            Best Uses

            • Shooting Outdoors
            • Travel

            Comments about National Geographic NG W5071 Walkabout Medium Rucksack (Gray):

            holds accessaries well. Bit tight for two large lens - 28-300 and 80-400 mm zoom lens as well as a micro lens.

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