![]() Tenba Adds Lightweight Photo Backpack to Shootout CollectionFeb 15, 2010
Tenba Adds New Ultralight Backpack to Shootout Collection Elmsford, NY, February 15, 2010 -- Tenba’s new Ultralight Backpack seems to want to challenge gravity to a duel. This newest addition to the company’s Shootout collection of outdoor bags weighs in at less than 48 ounces, yet has the capacity to fit a full-size professional digital camera system with one or two bodies, three to five lenses and all the usual accessories. According to Product Manager Peter Waisnor, “We spent months designing a really functional, protective and feature-filled backpack, then spent a few more months figuring out how to leave in all the muscle and get rid of all the fat.” Waisnor says that after nearly a year, the result is a photo backpack that weighs less than any comparable backpack in Tenba’s history, yet makes no functional compromises. Waisnor says that “The Ultralight’s feature set and capacity-to-weight ratio is truly groundbreaking for the photo industry.” The company says that it knows of no other true “apples-to-apples” photo backpack that comes in at under 3 lbs. The Shootout Ultralight is constructed of a rugged combination of dobby nylon and diamond ripstop nylon, both chosen for their durability and water-resistance yet minimal weight. Every exterior opening is defended by a gasket-sealed YKK zipper, for extreme weather protection. The Ultralight also features a unique security feature, Tenba’s exclusive Switchback Module. The Switchback is a padded camera insert that can be used facing either the front or back of the pack. ![]() Other features include a variety of accessory and media pockets and organizers, Tenba’s exclusive, fast-deploying WeatherWrap auxiliary rain cover, and more. The new Shootout Ultralight Backpack is available in black/olive, silver/black and black/black color combinations, at a suggested retail price of $134.95. To see full video demonstrations of these and other Tenba products, visit www.tenbatv.com, or the company’s full website, www.tenba.com. |
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