Orion Padded Camera Backpack – Used (Very Good)

OrionSKU: ORION-BACKPACK-USED

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Sale price$70.00 CAD
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  • Description

Used – Very Good Condition. A padded Orion camera backpack, ready to carry your camera, lenses and imaging accessories to the field. Structurally sound, with only light cosmetic wear on the front panel.

What's Included

  • Orion padded camera backpack
  • Padded dividers/inserts

Features

  • Padded, adjustable shoulder straps and waist belt
  • Rugged top carry handle
  • Front bungee cord lacing for strapping on a jacket or extra gear
  • Side compression straps with quick-release buckles
  • Side mesh pocket for a water bottle
  • Reflective stripe on the front for visibility at night

Condition Notes

The front panel shows light scuffing and a few small marks from normal use. Please see the photos for the actual item.

About this backpack

A comfortable, padded way to carry a camera and imaging kit on your back, leaving your hands free for a tripod or telescope on the walk to your observing site. The padded dividers let you arrange the interior to suit your gear.

Final Sale

This item is sold as a Final Sale. All used equipment sales are final and the condition is described above in good faith. Please review our Used Equipment Sale Policy before purchasing.

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