The black, 28L Pakt One Travel Duffel 28L Blackfrom Pakt One Travel Duffel 28L Blackoffers quick access to your items on the go. The duffel holds your essentials within its dual-compartment design. Unlike the average duffel, everything you packed can be seen at a glance. Zippered exterior pockets secure items you'll want easy access to when stationary or on the move. It features a built-in accessory strap and a hideaway water bottle pocket.

70D Light Gray Nylon Interior    Dual-Compartment Design    Padded Pocket for 16" Laptop    500D Water-Resistant Nylon Exterior

• Padded interior laptop pocket fits devices up to 16” and can be easily accessed while traveling or going through security
• Use the luggage-passthrough to slide the bag onto the handles of your rolling suitcase
• Quickly stash valuables in a safe place while going through security in the dedicated TSA pocket

• Quickly reach items in each main compartment while on-the-go with top access zippers
• Built-in accessory straps to secure a jacket, yoga mat, tripod, or other bulky items to the exterior of the bag
• Hideaway water bottle pocket
• Zippered exterior pockets securely stow items you’ll want easy access to while en route

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the head offer any resistance when panning (as some of the bigger versions)? this would be very useful for travel video.

A: There is resistance when panning. I used this trip pod for three months while traveling. It is light weight but like other reviews say it is on the short side. Other than that it fulfilled it's purpose.

Q: 2. possible to have it carry-on?

A: The long dimension is too long for carry on, 22" is max but as this is a soft sided bag, you may be able to get away with it. It really depends on the airport and airline.

Q: 3. Can the foot be removed to screw in a 3 leg base?

A: When using the MeFOTO WalkAbout S Travel Aluminum Monopod the foot is not normally removed, and will not easily adapt to the three legged base

Q: 4. Will this work with a Nikon D5000?

A: Yes but not with long tele lenses. Not sturdy enough

Q: 5. Is this okay for long-exposure photography?

A: Yes, it holds well my Nikon D7100 with 70-300mm lens. It would work within the weight limit listed in specs..Thanks!

Q: 6. Can I add a panning and tilting handle that I have from a previous tripod?

A: Yes you can add a different head to the tripod. Attachment screw is a 3/8 -16 configuration.

Q: 7. Can this tripod be used with Canon 70D with 24-70mm, with f2.8 L series lens will hold weight properly?.....Need this tripod for traveling purposes only, I owned a tripod that can hold camera & lens already, but too large to take for an overseas trip, Thanksfor the Info.

A: I think it is sturdy enough for your camera and the 24-70. I would be careful if there are strong winds because it is lightweight. I am bringing the tripod to Iceland in the spring and I plan on using my mark 3, with the 24-70.

Q: 8. Can this be used with Fuji XT-1 with 100-400 lens attached? Total weight is somewhere above 5 #'s

A: I think it would be fine as long as you do not extend the center post.

Q: 9. Is there a tension adjustment on the ball locking knob?

A: Not a pro so I am not sure exactly what you are asking, but it sounds like you want to know if you can adjust the locking knob so that the ball can be rotated with a little bit of force. The answer is yes, but it is a bit finicky and you will find better tension control on higher end tripods. The main feature of this tripod is its portability. Easy to stuff into my carry on luggage and it is still lightweight.

Q: 10. Is the center column removable, i.e., can the ballhead be attached directly to the base?

A: No, the center column is not removable.