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A few months ago, we saw the announcement of the Manfrotto Pro Light Reloader-55: a new international carry on camera bag. We caught up with them at Inter BEE 2016 to check out the new roller.
Manfrotto has been steadily upping its bag game since absorbing Kata some 2 years ago.
The Pro Light Reloader-55 is one of Manfrotto’s newest roller bags, built to the maximum of international carry on sizing.
As expected with any bag of its kind, the main compartment is well equippedΒ with padded dividers, and the red flexi sections make it particularly easy to spec up the inside to your exact requirements.
Despite being billed a carry-on roller, the Reloader-55 still features a TASΒ approved lock for added security. Travellers will also appreciate the well-built wheel system that can also be easily replaced should any breakage occur.
The Roller is water repellant, and also features a rain protector for harsher weather conditions.
You can squeeze up to a 17β laptop and 10β tablet in separate compartments, and the exterior side has a pocket and anchor points for connecting small tripods and light stands.
The lid has a host of interior pockets, some of them webbed to quickly identify contents. The lid is also supported with two removable strap supports.
There’s not much elseΒ to say about the Pro Light Reloader-55, except a few specifications on size and weight which you can find at the bottom of this page, along with links on where to get it. Here’s alsoΒ what Manfrotto has to say about some possible setups this case can hold:
“It fits typical DSLR camera sets (e.g. 3 bodies with 8 lenses), super-tele DSLR set (e.g. 1 body with 400mm f/2.8 lens attached and 3 more lenses) & camcorder with lighting set (e.g. disassembled Canon C100 with 2 light kits)”
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Tim Fok is a freelance commercial DP based in the UK, working globally.