National Geographic NG A5270 Medium Rucksack$89.95
to Malaysia - RM679
- Amazon.com offers the National Geographic NG A5270 Medium Rucksack for $89.95.
- Shipping fee to Malaysia is $64.16.
- Import fee deposit is $15.41.
- Total payment is $169.52.
to Singapore - S$232
- Amazon.com offers the National Geographic NG A5270 Medium Rucksack for $89.95.
- Shipping fee to Singapore is $64.16.
- No tax.
- Total payment is $154.11.
to China - ￥877
- Amazon.com offers the National Geographic NG A5270 Medium Rucksack for $89.95.
- Shipping fee to China is $30.59.
- Import fee deposit is $14.34.
- Total payment is $134.88.
National Geographic NG A5270 Medium Rucksack
The Africa NG A5270 Medium Rucksack will carry all your essentials, keeping your pro gear as well as a laptop safe and secure and allowing ample room for personal effects. the lower padded compartment is designed to hold a DSLR camera or camcorder with media accessories. a rear padded compartment will hold a laptop (15.4″) or less. Two side pouches can be used to support a tripod or water bottle. the upper storage compartment holds all your personal necessities. Two easy-access pockets allow you to keep the accessories you want close at hand. Padded, breathable fabric on back ensures cool comfortable carrying.
- National Geographic NG A5270 Medium Rucksack
这款国家地理单反相机背包，属于非洲系列，货号A5270，外形尺寸为31*18*44厘米，自重1.1KG，采用加厚高密度帆布面料，可容纳1机2镜+笔记本+数码配件等，容量适中，满足日用，侧面挂扣可悬挂三脚架设备，多功能口袋设计，最大支持15.4寸笔记本，背部的垫子和透气纤维增加了保证了凉爽舒适的背包感受。文青高逼格装备党入。
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I bought this for my camera gear, and of course the look. It easily holds my 3 lenses, my camera body, an external flash and battery pack, as well as some smaller accessories, while still leaving me plenty of room in the upper space for additional items (snacks, a light sweater, etc). My 13″ Macbook fits in the laptop pocket with lots of room to spare, and I do not feel it while wearing the pack. Being that I am 5’3″ and about 97lbs, this bag is almost too big for me, but not quite. I’ve taken it as a carry on and find it fits nicely in any plane overhead compartment. I’ve had it out hiking, and never felt it was too much of a burden. Although a bit on the expensive end, it feels as though it is made well enough to justify the cost. Oh, and a full-size tripod does fit, but is probably a bit much (so I never really bring it).
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i take it everywhere i go. holds everything i own even stands and umbrellas! Never letting go of this purchase.
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I got this backpack for my hubby who has back problems. I was a bit worried at first about how it would sit on his back and whether or not it would create additional or increased back pain. Nope, he loves it. He’s packed his Canon T2i, 2 EF-S lenses, Canon flash, extra batteries, a portable tripod, a Gorilla Tri-pod, and he’s off to wherever. Funny, but the bag still has lots of room to put other things in, after he’s loaded it up. What I like about the bag is that it doesn’t look like a camera bag. It looks like it’s a backpack. It wears like one too. I use the Midi Satchel NatGeo makes and love it as well.