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Lowepro Streetline BP 250, Charcoal Grey
₱8,490.00
- Holds DSLR, Extra Lens, Flash & More
- Accommodates an 13″ Laptop and a Tablet
- Collapsable, Interior FlexPockets
- Zippered Pocket on Top Flap
- Side Pocket for Documents or Accessories
- Side-Access Zipper to Pack’s Interior
- Padded Shoulder Harness and Waist Belt
- Water-Repellent Nylon and Polyester
- Trimmed with Premium Leather
- Reinforced at Bottom for Durability
Lowepro BP 250 Overview
Photographers prizing a minimal, yet stealthy and fashionable camera backpack will appreciate the charcoal gray StreetLine BP 250 from LowePro. The versatile BP 250 holds a DSLR camera with standard lens, extra lens, flash, related accessories, 13″ laptop and tablet. Removable, collapsible FlexPockets inside the backpack expand to store and organize photo gear or flatten for general use as a day pack. The contents of the bag are protected from weather by the large cover flap, which closes with a sturdy, quick-release buckle. On top of the flap is a zippered, accessory pocket for stashing a cellphone, keys and wallet. Below the top flap is a small, touch-fastening, accessory pocket with key fob, and a zippered, side pocket for documents or accessories. There’s also a convenient side-access zipper to the pack’s interior.
On the lower right is a side pocket with two, quick-release straps above for securing a compact tripod, umbrella, or water bottle. Carry your StreetLine backpack with the top and side handles, or padded, adjustable shoulder harness. The adjustable, waist belt with quick-release buckle provides increased comfort and stability. To repel water, the exterior of the bag is constructed with weather-treated zippers and two-tone spun polyester. The cushioning back panel has channels for airflow cooling. A smooth, bronze-tone, interior lining adds style and luxury while also making locating gear in low light easier, too. As a finishing touch the bag is trimmed with premium, black leather and reinforced at the bottom for improved durability.
