Prepare for weekend adventures with the gray, 20L Think Tank Venturing Observer Backpack. Sporting a robust design that is both practical and functional, the Venturing Observer gives you ample room to store your most essential equipment, clothes, and more.

Constructed from a variety of nylon-based materials including 420D Ripstop, v1640D Ballistics, and 3-ply bonded thread, the Venturing Observer can withstand the elements with ease. The rear compartment stores your 16" notebook and has an easy-access side zipper so you can get to your laptop without removing the backpack. The front pocket holds your accessories including power cables, mice, and more. Both main compartments have metal lockable zippers, so you can use an optional lock to prevent others from accessing your belongings. Additionally, a soft-lined pocket keeps your phone or other essential items protected.

Holds Notebooks up to 16"    Padded Shoulder Straps & Sternum Strap    Top Handle & Trolley Sleeve    20L Maximum Capacity    Lockable Zippered Compartments    Exterior Bottle & Umbrella Pockets    Secret Back Pocket    Interior Organization Mesh Pockets    Constructed from Nylon Materials    Seam-Sealed Rain Cover Included

The Venturing Observer provides you with a litany of carry options. The sternum strap and padded shoulder straps are adjustable for comfort. The top and side handles are ideal for quick grab-and-go scenarios. Additionally, a trolley sleeve is located on the back panel, allowing you to slide the Venturing Observer onto the handle of your luggage for quick transport through airports and other hubs.

Webbed loop attachment points on the shoulder straps allow you to connect various devices and peripherals for instant access. Side pockets store a water bottle and umbrella with both exterior and interior access. Additionally, a seam-sealed rain cover is included in the event of torrential rainfall.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this hold a Canon R5 with 24-105 attached and two other lenses (14-35 and 70-200) stored off the camera? Room leftover?

A: Yes, the Think Tank Photo Backstory 13 will accommodate all pieces and more mentioned.

Q: 2. Would BackStory 15 bag fit a Nikon D750 with a 70-200 lens attached and the lens with a tripod ring attached to it?

A: This bag is designed for smaller form factor mirrorless cameras. But the overall size can accommodate a D750 and the 70-200 lens.

Q: 3. Can this bag hold a Macbook Pro 16" laptop?

A: Yes, the Think Tank Photo BackStory 15 Camera Backpack can hold a Macbook Pro 16" Laptop.

Q: 4. Does a lens of 4" diameter fit into this bag please?

A: Yes, it will fit. The dividers are adjustable.

Q: 5. Will this fit a Canon R7 with RF800 attached?

A: Yes, the Think Tank Photo BackStory 13 Camera Backpack will accommodate a Canon EOS R7 Mirrorless Camera with a Canon RF 800mm f/11 IS STM Lens attached.

Q: 6. Does this meet requirements for carry on baggage on airlines?

A: The answer will depend on the specific airline or airplane in which you will be travelling, as many airlines have different rules/requirements concerning the size of carry-on luggage. As such, I recommend contacting your airline directly for their carry-on regulations. That being said, many USA domestic flights require a case to have a combined linear dimensions of 45 inches or less for carry-on usage. As the dimensions of the Think Tank Photo BackStory 15 Camera Backpack are 13.4 x 20.4 x 7.5", the total linear dimensions would be 41.3 inches. As such, if your airline uses these guidelines, then this would qualify for use as carry-on luggage.

Q: 7. Will the M2 Macbook Air (13.3") fit in this bag?

A: Yes the Think Tank Photo BackStory 13 Camera Backpack laptop compartment is, 13.4 x 9.1 x 1" and the M2 Macbook Air (13.3") is 11.97 x 8.46 inches x 0.44 inches.

Q: 8. Will a pro body (Nikon Z9) fit in the BackStory 13 with a lens attached?

A: Yes, Think Tank Photo BackStory 13 Camera Backpack will fit the Nikon Z9 Mirrorless Camera precisely with a lens attached. You can also fit other equipments inside the bag.

Q: 9. Could the shoulder stripes for the backpack be removed or tugged away?

A: Yes, Think Tank Photo Essentials Convertible Rolling Backpack has a zip pocket on the back to storage the shoulder straps. If you open the images of this product, image number 5 on the left side show this feature.

Q: 10. Would the Backstory 15 can fit the Sony FE 85/F1.4 GM lens while standing?

A: Yes, you can position the lens vertically in this bag.