Take your most essential belongings as you travel with the environmentally friendly, dress blue, 23L Thule Indago Backpack. Constructed from bluesign-approved fabrics and accessories, the Indago is made with minimal impact on the environment while maintaining quality suitable for travel, commuting, and everyday use.

The main YKK zippered compartment has an elevated padded compartment for a laptop up to 15.6" or a MacBook up to 16" for an extra layer of protection. Durable 100% recycled 600D polyester and 400D nylon fabric provides the Indago with a strong and reliable construction that can withstand all sorts of trips. The translucent interior pocket keeps small accessories such as pens, chargers, and cables more secure while a slip pocket stores snacks, key cards, and more. Additionally, a front pocket includes storage pockets for other small accessories. Two exterior side pockets hold water bottles or other accessories and keep them within arm's reach.

Large Main Compartment    Holds 16" MacBook Pro/15.6" PC    Two Side Pockets    100% Recycled Polyester and Nylon    Translucent Interior Pocket    Front Accessory Pocket    Padded Base Panel & YKK Zippers    Adjustable Straps & Top Handle

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this bag deep enough to hold a canon 1dx body standing up like pictured? It is similar to a smaller body liek a 5d with a grip but still pretty large. Thanks for help in advance

A: I'm sorry, no, the 1DX series camera, will not fit in this bag.

Q: 2. What kind of protection does this offer? Looking for something sturdy as I would be wearing it on a dirt bike, wouldnit survive a tumble?

A: I wouldn't recommend it for impact protection. I was running at the airport to not miss a flight and it was placed on top of a carry on using the sleeve at the back. I fell over and the bag hit the floor. My Canon SLR body wasn't damaged physically, but the internal optics got screwed up and required a repair. Hence. no , I wouldn't recommend it for Mountain Biking or any sort of potential hard impact.

Q: 3. Does anyone know what the metric measurements are for the camera compartment are? I am thinking about buying this bay for my phantom 3 drone

A: 25 x 26 cm. Since this is a softcase bag, you can probably gain another cm each way if need be.

Q: 4. Can you access a camera/lens through the top or must you access through the rear of the bag ?

A: Unfortunately the rear panel is the only accessible section.

Q: 5. I am looking for a simple bag to carry 1DXII + Tamron 15-600. And a water bottle. Looking at the dimensions it looks like that combo should fit in the bag. Anyone with experience packing a similar combo?

A: The 1dxII is a very tall and wide camera and it will be too tight. I would recommend the medium option that is larger and would fit the 1dxII. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1375345-REG/tenba_636_413_solstice_20l_backpack_black.html

Q: 6. Does the Peak Design Capture Clip fits on the shoulder straps?

A: The shoulder straps aren't very thick, so the Peak Design Capture Clip will work for this backpack.

Q: 7. can this backpack count as a personal item and fit under the seat of an airplane?

A: The 24 L is a stretch for under the seat. But the 20L should fit under the seat of most airplanes.

Q: 8. I need the measures

A: The Ruggard FotoTrek PKR-723BL Hiking Photo Backpack is dimensions are, Interior: 20 × 6.75 × 11.5 in. (52.7 × 17.8 × 29.2 cm) Exterior: 20.75 × 11.5 × 7 in. (64.8 × 29.2 × 17.8 cm) Camera Case: 10 × 4 × 8 in. (25.4 × 10.2 × 20.3 cm)

Q: 9. 65 year old man with 52 inch chest. Does anyone think this would be comfortable?

A: Yes definitely it is comfortable for you. The bag is also light to carry and the straps are flexible for your size.

Q: 10. Tripod OR water bottle? I tend to need both. Is that possible?

A: You can fit in water bottle on one side and tripod on the other.