Hello again, Izzy at Digital Goja showrooms.
Yes, this is a huge Manfrotto backpack,
it's actually called the Bumblebee, Bumblebee 220.
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Alright so, this is a Manfrotto Bumblebee 220 PL
Light, light because it's
lightweight, but it can carry a ton of
equipment. You have plenty of external
pockets.
Notice how I can store non-essentials
out here, even a pen. I'm able to use
that nowadays, you have yet another
pocket down here, for more cables and
whatnot, but let's take a look at the
inside. This is beautiful and they did a
great job, you can actually open it
completely notice how they have
different design so you can pull on a
zipper that much easier. The draw strings
on there are fantastic,
look at that. I mean this will hold, as
you, saw on the counter here 2 DSLR or
up to three, you can even put a 500mm
fast lens in here. I have the
150-600, fits perfectly.
We have plenty of mobile compartment,
obviously well-padded, this is patented
from Manfrotto and of course it has
their proprietary color, you have the
removable cocoon pouches so that if you
need extra room for larger product but
these guys will hold smaller lenses or
accessories like flashes, video lights,
power supplies, you name it.
Incredibly well padded, it comes of
course, being a Manfrotto product, with an
attachment for your tripod so you can either
place the tripod in the front or on
the side and of course even though it's
weather-resistant cordura, it also comes
with a rain cover that will protect
against any onslaught of whether it's
excessive cold, snow, rain, you're covered
and you even have for a 17" laptop
on the side here. So if you want to take
your laptop with you, up to 17 inches
will fit in here. Notice your back
support system, with a trolley adapter, so
you can put it onto your carry-on. Your
wings, rubberized for the lumbar, I mean
this is incredibly well manufactured.
Again leave it to Manfrotto to put
together a very durable bag to take all
your precious equipment and very easy to
put on I'll show you right now.
Alright so I'm not going to put it on my
trolley sleeve, I want to wear it as a
backpack.
Remember you have a ton of handles, so if
you want to carry you can do so, you got
handles to carry every which way, I mean
literally you can take this however you
want but I'm going to wear it as a back pack
very simple, they thought this out,
so basically everything is set so that
you can wear it like so and I'm not a
small person but you can adjust the
lumbar support
click someplace, we tighten it up.
I can fill this up here, make sure, oh look
these are clips or you can actually
click stuff on here, let me pull it up so
it doesn't write low,
there we go and then you have the wings
that you're gonna adjust, so if you're
going to be doing some backpacking
I can actually make sure that I can
adjust this and it notice how it has the
velcro so I can sit there and not have
this dangling, I can actually roll it up
and then close it in velcro so it's not
flying all around and notice how I'm
ready! I mean this this is very easy to
work with.
So there you have it, this is the
Manfrotto 220 PL Bumblebee
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Happy shooting!