The PGYTECH OneGo Solo Sling Bag V2 in Moss Green (6L) is a versatile and stylish sling bag designed for photographers. It holds a camera, two lenses, and an 11" iPad Pro, featuring adjustable dividers, multiple pockets, tripod straps, splash-resistant fabric, and anti-theft protections for secure and organized storage on the…
The PGYTECH OneGo Solo Sling Bag V2 in Moss Green (6L) is a versatile and stylish sling bag designed for photographers. It holds a camera, two lenses, and an 11" iPad Pro, featuring adjustable dividers, multiple pockets, tripod straps, splash-resistant fabric, and anti-theft protections for secure and organized storage on the go.
The PGYTECH P-CB-154 OneGo Solo Sling Bag V2 (6L, Moss Green) is the ultimate companion for photographers who need quick access and organized storage. The main compartment comfortably holds a camera and up to two lenses, while a dedicated tech sleeve fits an 11" iPad Pro. Interior dividers and multiple pockets allow safe storage of batteries, filters, cables, hard drives, power banks, and other essentials.
The bag’s front compartment keeps frequently accessed items like phones, cards, and keys within reach, while elastic pen slots, water bottle pockets, and tripod straps enhance usability. A wide-opening design, magnetic interior pockets, and a one-piece molded divider make organization effortless. Anti-theft features include an AirTag pocket, anti-theft zipper loops, and a secure rear carry handle. The adjustable, padded sling strap ensures comfort during extended use. Constructed from splash-resistant polyester with YKK zippers and bottom straps, this sling bag is both durable and stylish for daily use.
Key Features:
| Manufacturer: | PGYTECH |
| Category: | Bags other |
| Colour | Zelená |
| Capacity | 6l |
| Length (inside) | 370mm |
| Width (inside) | 210mm |
| Height (inside) | 125mm |
| Length (outside) | 390mm |
| Width (outside) | 220mm |
| Height (outside) | 140mm |
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