Lowepro Trekker Lite SLX 120 grey (GRL) Camera Bag. The Lowepro Trekker Lite SLX 120 Grey (GRL) is a compact, versatile camera bag designed for travel photographers who want to transport their equipment lightly and securely. Ideal for outdoor adventures, it can be worn as a sling or hip bag and offers quick access to your camera. Its sustainable construction minimizes environmental impact without compromising functionality. Technical Highlights: Compatibility: Fits full-frame mirrorless cameras (e.g., Sony A7IV, Canon R6) with a zoom lens attached, 1-2 additional lenses or a 70-200mm lens (horizontal), foldable drones (e.g., DJI Mavic Pro), 10-inch tablets, and compact tripods (e.g., GorillaPod 5K). Capacity: 6.5 liters, camera compartment internal dimensions: 26.9 x 15 x 8.9 cm, overall internal dimensions: 27.9 x 22.1 x 10.9 cm. Main compartment with padded, adjustable dividers, tablet sleeve, zippered front pocket, small stretch pockets, water bottle holder, external attachment straps for tripod or jacket. Material: 76% recycled and solution-dyed fabrics (51% recycled fabrics, 25% solution-dyed, GRI 301-2), durable polyester, YYZ zippers, water-resistant. Features: Flexible carrying system (sling or hip pack), adjustable shoulder strap (right/left/horizontal), padded back panel with breathable mesh, side camera access, gear flap, external attachment straps for tripod/jacket. Design: Compact (30 x 23.9 x 14 cm, 0.51 kg), gray finish, durable, sustainable, 1-year warranty. Available colors: Gray (GRL), Black. Lowepro's Philosophy: For over 50 years, Lowepro has been synonymous with innovative camera bags that combine protection and convenience. The Trekker Lite SLX 120 reflects this commitment to sustainability, using 76% recycled materials that reduce water consumption by approximately 80% and greenhouse gas emissions (GRI 301-2). Inspired by adventure and supported by initiatives like Lowepro founder Chandler Borries' "Forests For The Future," Lowepro combines functionality with environmental awareness to support photographers on their travels.