Carry your laptop in the stylish PKG International Stuff II 13/14" Laptop Sleeve Light Grayfrom PKG. Excelling in both form and function, this light gray carrying case features a slim design with a convenient hidden top handle and a zippered, padded main compartment to store and protect your 13 to 14" laptop while you're on-the-go. It also includes two zippered exterior pockets to hold essentials such as your power adapter and peripherals.

Fits Most 13 and 14" Laptops    Zippered, Padded Main Compartment    Two Zippered Exterior Pockets    Hidden Top Handle

Zippered, padded main compartment fits most 13 and 14" laptops

Two zippered exterior pockets for storing essentials

Hidden carrying handle

Slim, minimalist design

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would RRS Ascend 14L legs and an Aratech GP Ballhead make for a combo? Would head fit to platform well? Could the combo handle a Nikon D500 w/ 500 F5.6 PF lens easily? What might be the upper limit of lenses for this combination?

A: Yes this would be a great combo, the head would fit to the platform well, it could easily handle a D500 with 500mm PF, and the largest lens that you could safely hold according to the specs would be almost any of them!

Q: 2. If the centre column cannot be removed, how low can you shoot with this tripod?

A: The minimum working height of the Really Right Stuff Ascend-14 Long Travel Carbon Fiber Tripod is 3.7" / 9.4 cm. Here is a photo: https://bit.ly/3Wc2AVs.

Q: 3. My 15.6" HP x360 is 15" x 9" x 1". This bag says it will only hold laptops up to 13" in diagonal size, but the laptop compartment is stated as being 17" x 10" x 1". Will my 15.6" laptop fit?

A: According to the manufacturer, the laptop compartment of the Ruggard Lynx 45 SlingPack for DSLR and 13- Laptop (Black, Small) is designed for laptops with a 13-inch diagonal screen. The laptop compartment is usually designed to be slightly larger than the computer to make it easy to insert and remove the laptop from the laptop compartment. From your measurements, it does appear your laptop would physically fit inside the laptop compartment in the above SlingPack. However, do note it may be more difficult to remove the laptop from the compartment compared to a laptop with a 13-inch diagonal screen.

Q: 4. I already have a BH-40 ballhead. If I wanted to get the Ascend-14-PF or the Ascend-14L-PF, for travel and use the MPR-192 nodal slide, would I then also have to add in a PC-LR (or PC-PRO) to work with my BH-40 to do panoramas? Or is there another ballhead with a leveling base to use?

A: The BH-40 has a panning base with engraved degree marks that could be used for panoramas, but a panning clamp like the PC-LR would be more precise. Very few heads have built-in leveling bases, but we have several leveling bases available for sale.

Q: 5. Im a birding photographer and looking for a travel tripod..How well would this tripod work with a Wimberley 200 + Nikon Z9 + 1.4 ext + 500 MM F4 FL ED VR lens, about 15lbs? Any other recommendations?

A: The Really Right Stuff Ascend-14 Long Travel Carbon Fiber Tripod will not support the Nikon Z9 Mirrorless Camera, Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 500mm f/4E FL ED VR Lens with the Nikon AF-S Teleconverter TC-14E III, and ZTZ adapter on the Wimberley WH-200 Gimbal Tripod Head. You need a series 3 tripod for your gear. The Really Right Stuff TVC-34L Versa Series 3 Mk2 Carbon Fiber Tripod, BH #RETVC34LMK2, is an excellent option. The TVC-34L weighs only one more pound than the Ascend-14.

Q: 6. Can it fit Nikon D750 with AF-S NIKKOR 24-120mm f/4G ED VR Lens, without removing it?

A: Yes, as all compartments are removable.

Q: 7. How well does this tripod handle vibrations at full extension? And is there any significant leg flex when extended?

A: The combination of carbon fiber and RRS construction keep vibrations to nearly non-existent levels and the legs have no flex in them when extended.

Q: 8. Is Acratech GPX compatible with the Ascend-14 tripod? The suggested ball heads include Acratech GP. Thank you!

A: Yes. The Acratech GXP (https://bhpho.to/3zKcaT4) would work with the Ascend-14! In this case, the ballhead's strength exceeds the overall capacity of the tripod, so be aware that the legs will be the less stable part of this combination.

Q: 9. Can you remove the integrated ballhead and purchase a platform separately (if so, which one?) to use with a BH30?

A: An integrated ball head is not included with the purchase of the Really Right Stuff Ascend-14 Long Travel Carbon Fiber Tripod. The Really Right Stuff Ascend-14 Long Travel Carbon Fiber Tripod would be the tripod legs only; a ball head (or other tripod head) would have to be purchased as a separate accessory.

Q: 10. in the pictures you see a small elastic loop on the front of the Lynx 45(bottom part), can you use that loop to catch a small case for example or tripod?

A: There's no elastic loop but there is a tiny yellow embroidered tripod. There is a pull-down pouch above it that can house the feet of a tripod and a strap in the middle of the pack that holds the top. I've been really happy with this pack for travel and convenience.