Manfrotto Cineloader Small Bag - Black
The Manfrotto Pro Light Cineloader Small Bag is a highly adaptable bag designed for video journalists and one-person crews who need to transport a significant amount of gear. With a 10KG payload capacity, it can comfortably accommodate a fully rigged camcorder and accessories.
The bag's innovative hybrid lid, combining soft and hard materials, provides superior protection for your equipment. A hard EVA platform allows you to securely mount a video support kit, while the transparent pockets and pen loop offer convenient storage for smaller items.
The Cineloader rectangular design and multiple pockets provide ample storage options. The front organiser is ideal for cables and notepads, the back pocket can hold documents, and the expandable side pockets offer extra space for additional gear. The main camera compartment is spacious and customisable, with dividers and an elastic camera loop for secure transport.
For comfortable carrying, the bag features top and side handles, a removable shoulder strap, and trolley loops. An interior AirTag pocket adds an extra layer of security.
Constructed from durable water-resistant RipStop nylon/polyester fabric with reinforced stitching and YKK zippers, the Cineloader Small is both lightweight and robust, ensuring long-lasting performance.
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Manfrotto Cineloader Small Bag - Black
The Manfrotto Pro Light Cineloader Small Bag is a highly adaptable bag designed for video journalists and one-person crews who need to transport a significant amount of gear. With a 10KG payload capacity, it can comfortably accommodate a fully rigged camcorder and accessories.
The bag's innovative hybrid lid, combining soft and hard materials, provides superior protection for your equipment. A hard EVA platform allows you to securely mount a video support kit, while the transparent pockets and pen loop offer convenient storage for smaller items.
The Cineloader rectangular design and multiple pockets provide ample storage options. The front organiser is ideal for cables and notepads, the back pocket can hold documents, and the expandable side pockets offer extra space for additional gear. The main camera compartment is spacious and customisable, with dividers and an elastic camera loop for secure transport.
For comfortable carrying, the bag features top and side handles, a removable shoulder strap, and trolley loops. An interior AirTag pocket adds an extra layer of security.
Constructed from durable water-resistant RipStop nylon/polyester fabric with reinforced stitching and YKK zippers, the Cineloader Small is both lightweight and robust, ensuring long-lasting performance.
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The Manfrotto Pro Light Cineloader Small Bag is a highly adaptable bag designed for video journalists and one-person crews who need to transport a significant amount of gear. With a 10KG payload capacity, it can comfortably accommodate a fully rigged camcorder and accessories.
The bag's innovative hybrid lid, combining soft and hard materials, provides superior protection for your equipment. A hard EVA platform allows you to securely mount a video support kit, while the transparent pockets and pen loop offer convenient storage for smaller items.
The Cineloader rectangular design and multiple pockets provide ample storage options. The front organiser is ideal for cables and notepads, the back pocket can hold documents, and the expandable side pockets offer extra space for additional gear. The main camera compartment is spacious and customisable, with dividers and an elastic camera loop for secure transport.
For comfortable carrying, the bag features top and side handles, a removable shoulder strap, and trolley loops. An interior AirTag pocket adds an extra layer of security.
Constructed from durable water-resistant RipStop nylon/polyester fabric with reinforced stitching and YKK zippers, the Cineloader Small is both lightweight and robust, ensuring long-lasting performance.
