The 70L Db Equipment Roamer Split Duffel Black Out 70Lin black out, from Db Equipment Roamer Split Duffel Black Out 70Lhas a large capacity for trips that require lots of gear. The zippered closure splits the bag down the middle and the interior is features two distinct main compartments to keep your gear separated and organized. The interior also has zippered mesh pockets for smaller items.

2 Separate Main Compartments    Aluminum Frame    Ergonomic Carry System    Rib Cage Technology    Hook-up System    Made from Recycled Fabrics

• Recycled nylon 840D ballistic with face carbonate PU coating & back PU coating, GRS certified
• PFC-free lining: 100% polyester
• 200D mesh: 100% polyester back panel: 100% polyester
• Interlock webbing: 100% polypropylene
• Webbing foams: EVA
• Polyethylene foams rib cage: recycled polyethylene hard boards
• Ergonomic carry system 
• Aluminum frame
• Rib Cage Technology provides structure, so the duffel keeps its shape
  • Two large main interior compartments stow and organize lots of gear or clothes
  • Mesh pockets keep your small items organized and secure
    • Adjustable backpack straps
    • Dual top handles
    • Sternum strap
    • Load adjusters

      Related Questions and Answers

      Q: 1. Approximately how tall is this cart with stands on it?

      A: The cart itself is 60 3/8" high, but the total height with the stands depends on the folded length of the stands. If using a stand with a folded height of 56", this would bring the total height with stands to approximately 70". Remember, this is just an approximate. Hope this is helpful.

      Q: 2. can this fit into a 1650 pelican case?

      A: Yes the MultiCart 8-in-1 Equipment Transporter R2RT Micro (Blue) will fit into an empty 1650 pelican case.

      Q: 3. What size (In Liters) water bladder will it take? Will a Sigma 60-600mm Sports lens Canon mountable fit? Will the Canon 100-400 IS II fit? What is the warranty on this pack, I see no mention of it. Thank you for your time.

      A: According to the manufacturer, the f-stop Mountain Series Sukha 70L Backpack Essentials Bundle (Matte Anthracite Black) (and al other Mountain-series packs from f-Stop) may fit up to a 3 Liter hydration bladder.

      Q: 4. 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: 5. How well do the wheel on this cart do on rough surfaces such as gravel and grass?

      A: The cart and the wheels are very well made and sturdy. They work very well on on most surfaces. I have had no issues on gravel, grass and landscape rocks.

      Q: 6. 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: 7. Can this pack also accomodate a bear canister as well as all of the typical gear associated with backpacking? Are there patches for attaching hiking poles/ice axes? Is this pack intended for mild weather outings since it mentions light weight sleeping bag?

      A: Regarding the Lowepro Photosport Pro III 70L Backpack (M/L) (B&H# LOLP37437), there are no patches nor other means for attaching items besides what you see here. . . https://bit.ly/3BhjYN1 . . . but as you can see, it is possible to attach an axe. Bear canisters vary in size, so many would fit in this pack. This pack will handle both mild and non mild weather.

      Q: 8. Can you use the backpack for 400mm(F2.8) or 600m(F4) Sony lens?

      A: While the Lowepro Photosport Pro III 70L seems like a large backpack, it is only made for a a more stnadard size of lenses. The backpack is divided into several inserts and not makde to accept 1 long lens. This Think Tank Glass Limo might be a better option for a 400mm f2.8: https://bhpho.to/3atibca

      Q: 9. 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: 10. what is the different between the size ,small /medium and Medium /large, as the same 75L the backpack ?

      A: The difference in the two is the length and design of the shoulder straps. They're shaped differently so the bags can cater to those of different heights. The Medium/Large is an ideal fit for people measuring 5' 5" to 6' 4" tall. The Small/Medium is an ideal fit for people measuring 5' 1" to 5' 10" tall.