LowePro Pro Trekker RLX 450 AW II

The LowePro Pro Trekker RLX 450 AW II is a versatile and durable camera backpack that can easily convert into a roller bag. It can hold a camera with a 70-200mm lens attached and up to 4-6 additional lenses plus accessories.

Featuring a customizable MaxFit Divider System, the backpack can be easily configured to accommodate various camera gear. The organizer gearbox provides storage space for cables, batteries, and other accessories.

The backpack also offers ample space for a 15" laptop and a 10" tablet. With an external tripod holder, it provides additional convenience for outdoor photography and videography.

The Pro Trekker RLX 450 AW II is made from 69% recycled materials, making it an eco-friendly choice for photographers and videographers. It also features an all-weather cover for added protection against rain, snow, and other weather conditions.

With its convertible design, ample storage space, and customizable divider system, the LowePro Pro Trekker RLX 450 AW II offers a practical solution for carrying camera gear on the go. It is ideal for professional photographers, videographers, and enthusiasts who demand performance and durability.

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Pro Trekker RLX 450 AW II
Transporting your camera and video equipment alongside multiple editing devices can become cumbersome, but it shouldn't have to be. We have you covered when you're managing a tight schedule. You need carry-on compatibility for air travel and all-day comfort for carrying heavy loads to remote shoots.

Lowepro’s widely popular Pro Trekker backpack does this job with ease. Designed with thoughtful organisation and modern outdoor ergonomics in mind. It also includes an AW cover for added protection from the elements.

The Pro Trekker RLX 450 AW II professional camera backpack and roller case is part of Lowepro's efforts towards sustainability through the Green Line project. It has been updated to include 69% recycled fabrics (consisting of webbing, bindings, zipper tape, cords, and meshes) to reduce its negative impact on the environment.

(This Green Line score is measured following the GRI 301-2 standard, as a percentage of the recycled fabric used, compared to the total weight of fabric.)