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Black duffel bag with multiple compartments and straps on a white background
Collage of Tenba camera bag features including water repellent fabric, padded wraps, zipped pouch, flex-core divider, and leather-trimmed top handle.
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Black backpack with features highlighted including non-slip shoulder strap, space-saving pockets, silver/black reversible rain cover, and Molle webbing.
Gray travel case with camera equipment on a white background
Black duffel bag with multiple compartments and straps on a white background
Collage of Tenba camera bag features including water repellent fabric, padded wraps, zipped pouch, flex-core divider, and leather-trimmed top handle.
Camera equipment inside a gray carrying case on a white background
Black duffel bag with features highlighted on a white background
Black backpack with features highlighted including non-slip shoulder strap, space-saving pockets, silver/black reversible rain cover, and Molle webbing.
Gray travel case with camera equipment on a white background

Tenba Cineluxe V2 Shoulder Bag (24)

Tenba Cineluxe V2 Shoulder Bag (24)

Brand: Tenba

SKU: 637-526

R 6,395.00
R 6,395.00 R 6,395.00

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The Tenba Cineluxe V2 Shoulder Bag 24 is the ultimate large capacity carrying solution for professional cine cameras, camcorders, and ENG rigs. This spacious bag is engineered to accommodate fully assembled camera rigs up to 53cm (21 inches) long, including gear from ARRI, Sony, Canon, and RED, with the baseplate, matte box, monitor, and microphone attached. Its defining Fast Doctor Bag Opening provides an extra wide, unobstructed access point, dramatically cutting down on setup time on location. Built with extreme durability using 1680D ballistic nylon and reinforced with Tenba’s Flex-Core dividers, the Cineluxe V2 24 is the robust, high volume case for filmmakers who refuse to dismantle their rig.