Shimoda Mirrorless XL30 RST Action Core Unit

Designed to Maximize Your Gear and Your Mission

The Shimoda Mirrorless XL30 RST Action Core Unit is purpose-built for creators who demand more from their backpack. This isnt just another padded insertits the backbone of the Shimoda Action X30 system, offering unmatched versatility, protection, and access for your camera gear. Whether youre chasing wildlife, scaling alpine peaks, or navigating airport terminals, the XL30 Core Unit is engineered to keep your gear organized and ready at a moments notice.

Built to Fit. Built to Protect.

This extra-large Core Unit was custom-tailored for the Action X30 backpack, allowing you to store telephoto and superzoom lenses up to 18.1 inches (46cm) longeven when attached to your camera. From the Sony 200-600mm to the Canon 200-800mm, if youre shooting big, the XL30 is made to handle it. And with high-density EVA foam walls and dividers, your valuable gear is protected without adding bulk.

Three-Way Access for Total Efficiency

Every second counts when the perfect shot is within reach. The RST (Rear, Side, Top) system lets you access your gear your wayfull rear access for complete setup swaps, side access for grabbing your camera without removing the pack, or top access for pulling out long lenses through the roll-top zipper. It’s flexibility that adapts to how you work in the field.

Streamlined for Travel, Optimized for Adventure

With dimensions tailored for compact carry-on compliance, the Mirrorless-depth design keeps your pack sleek and flight-friendly. And when you’re not on the move, the included lightweight water-resistant Skin doubles as a dust-proof storage solution or versatile packing cellperfect for organizing clothing or accessories on longer trips.

Modular Freedom

The beauty of the Shimoda system lies in its adaptability. The XL30 Core Unit gives you maximum gear capacity, but its modular design means you can swap in smaller Core Units for lighter outings or specialty shoots. One backpack, endless configurationsthis is how mobile photography should feel.