VANGUARD Vanguard VEO Select 59T 2-wheel Backpack/Roller Case - Black

VEO Select 59T Roller Case is a stylish 2-wheel carry-on* trolley that converts to a backpack and packs a lot more than you would imagine. With external dimensions of 360 × 220 × 545mm (14 1/8 × 8 5/8 × 21 1/2 inches) and weighing 4.2kg (9.2lbs) this roller case is suitable for most major airlines, but we recommend you check Skyscanner for the latest information to make sure this bag classes as hand luggage in your preferred airline(s) as rules and regulations can change without warning. Having just 2-wheels allows a little extra interior space and allows you to carry larger lenses than the VEO Select 55BT in it’s customisable 330 × 170 × 470mm (13× 6 3/4 × 18 1/2 inches) interior. The space will allow you to 2-3 pro DSLR/mirrorless cameras with grip(s), 8-10 lenses (up to 400mm f/2.8), a flash unit, a 17" laptop with a 9.7” tablet, a tripod and multiple accessories such as memory cards, cables, batteries and a charger. Alternatively the interior can be removed, allowing you to use it as everyday luggage. It will also fit a tripod using the pocket that is discretely tucked away on the side when not needed, but can then be set up in seconds for most tripods. For moving around airports, this roller bag has two rear wheels and a solid double bar handle, making it easy to manoeuvre at even the busiest airport. When stationary it has two solid front feet, allowing it to stand alone with ease. Away from the airport or level ground, simply use the padded handles to lift the roller bag over obstacles with ease, or simply attach the backpack straps and use it as a traditional backpack with a waist belt and chest strap for longer distances. To protect your valuable kit from the lumps and bumps of real life, this roller case is well padded, with extra tall wheels and a reinforced base. To protect your kit from the damp it is manufactured with water resistant material, but also includes a seam sealed rain cover. To prevent unwanted access to your kit on the go, all the ac