Carry what you need for a short trip or a multi-day outing with the 70L Chasm Duffel Bag in Olivine from Thule. You can carry this bag as a duffel or wear it as a backpack using the stowable backpack straps. This large bag has an oversized, wide-mouth opening for easy packing and access to your gear. Internal mesh pockets and a quick-access mesh pocket help keep smaller items organized. External compression straps prevent your belongings from falling to the bottom of your bag when carrying it as a backpack. An included carrying case doubles as a accessory pouch, enhancing your packing organization. Oversized grab handles let you lift your bag in and out of trunks or rooftop boxes with ease.

Can Convert from Duffel to Backpack    Oversized, Wide-Mouth Opening    Recycled Weather-Resistant Materials    Internal Mesh Pockets    Quick-Access Mesh Pocket/Zipped Pocket    Oversized Grab Handles    External Compression Straps    Padded Bottom    Carry Case Included

Made from 100% recycled and weatherproof materials, including 900D polyester with a phthalate-free water-repellent laminate, the bag has a padded bottom.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hello Everyone,Does anybody know if the laptop compartment would fit a Mac Book Pro (15.4 size) Late 2015, thanks for the response.

A: Yes, it fits my Mac Book Pro 15 Mid 2015. But it is hard to squeeze in if you already have the Mac Book in a padded case. You have to put it in by itself.

Q: 2. Do the 55L and 70L mean the the interior spaces at 55 and 70 liter?

A: The Lowepro Photosport Pro III 70L Backpack (M/L) is 70 lite volume. And the Lowepro Photosport Pro III 55L Backpack (M/L) is 57 liter volume.

Q: 3. Does this bag have backpack carrying capability?

A: The Think Tank Photo Airport Roller Derby Rolling Carry-On Camera Bag unfortunately cannot be used as a backpack.

Q: 4. Is this pack the one that had the technical flaw with the straps?? they recalled some of these back to lowepro

A: There is no recall on the Lowepro Photosport Pro III 70L Backpack (S/M).

Q: 5. Two questions: 1. Is this airline approved as a carry-on?2. I need to carry a Nikon D800, 200-500mm lens, 28-300mm lens, a Speedlight and filters. Is this the right case?

A: Yes, even for international flights. I have drug it around more airports than I can remember. A great bag, definitely worth the cost. My only consideration is the length of the 200-500. Measure the lens and compare to te bag specs.

Q: 6. will a professional DLSR camera fit in this bag with the vertical grip attached?

A: Easily!!

Q: 7. can it be used with the 150-400mm olympus lens?

A: Unfortunately, the Lowepro Photosport Pro III 70L cannot accommodate the Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 150-400mm f/4.5 Lens.

Q: 8. can this hold Nikon 600mm FL lens ?

A: Yes, the lens is 17" long and the case length is 18.5" long.

Q: 9. I can't decide between the 55L or 70L. I'd like to use this pack for weekend camping with camera equipment. Has anyone actually managed to use the 55L to go backpacking? With camera equipment, can it really still fit a tent, sleeping bag, water filter, stove, sleeping pad, clothes, food, etc?

A: Yes, The Lowepro Photosport Pro III 70L Backpack will suit your needs the unit will not accommodate a stove but more of a Portable Bottletop Propane Camp Stove with no problem.

Q: 10. What is the extended handle length from the ground to the handle? I am a tall person and this length is important.

A: This has , Two-position handle locks into place at either 39" or 42"