f-stop Dyota 20 Backpack (North Sea Blue)

The North Sea Blue DYOTA 20 Backpack from f-stop is a stylish carrying option for photographers or multimedia creators. Its removable camera compartment features five adjustable dividers and has enough room for a mirrorless or DSLR camera as well as three to four lenses. The camera compartment can be accessed through the top of the backpack, and its roll-top design allows the wearer to easily compress the DYOTA 20 according to the specific amount of equipment placed inside it, which also serves to effectively seal out moisture and dust. When the backpack is firmly rolled shut, the top can be secured using a built-in, wrap-over compression strap which utilizes a strong, yet easy-to-release aluminum alloy hook that locks into a webbing loop along the front panel.

When the DYOTA 20 is worn, its dedicated compartment for a 15″ laptop or tablet rests directly behind the shoulders, followed by the camera compartment, and a front-facing pocket for items that need to be accessed quickly and conveniently. When the backpack is rotated from back to front, zippered openings for the laptop compartment and the front-facing pocket zipper, as well as an additional zippered opening for the camera compartment are all accessible.

In addition to being worn as a backpack, the DYOTA 20 can be carried using its built-in top handle. When the DYOTA 20 is worn, the elevated structure of the rear panel optimizes air circulation, minimizing perspiration in warm and hot environments.

The removable camera compartment magnetically attaches to the interior of the DYOTA 20, allowing it to become a securely mounted when in use. Without the removable camera compartment, the backpack may then be used to store any assortment of books, documents, snacks, or clothing. Featuring a weather-resistant polyurethane-coated fabric construction, the DYOTA 20 includes dual compression straps along the wearer’s right side that allow larger items such as a tripod, monopod, trekking pole, or folded apparel to be fastened against the backpack.