11 December 2008 12:57 GMT / By Verity Burns
Bogen Imaging has launched a new Kata backpack, in the shape of the R-106.Inspired by consumer feedback, the Kata R-106 has been designed for photographers and videographers who need to carry around large amounts of kit with fast-access to it all when they need it.
It's big enough to carry a DSLR with lens attached or alternatively a pro camcorder, plus plenty of room for accessories, with detatchable side pockets. There's also an "expedition-style" harness system to make carrying it more comfortable.
Also included with it is a two-sided Elements Cover which has a black side to keep rain off, and a silver side to deflect heat.
The Kata R-106 fits within the hand luggage limitation so you can take it on a flight with you, and if it takes a few knocks it features Kata’s Thermo-Shield Technology (TST) Rib structural protection to shield the contents of the backpack from accidental damage.
The Kata R-106 is available now for £239.95. Cameras


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