Shimoda Lightweight and Water-Resistant Core Unit with EVA Shell and Dividers (Medium Mirrorless V2)

The Shimoda Medium Mirrorless Core Unit V2 integrates seamlessly with the side access of the Action X30 and X50 backpacks, but it will also fit in every available Shimoda backpack and roller. It includes all the popular features of the Core Unit system, including EVA laminated dividers and sidewalls, a lightweight and versatile removable skin, and an aluminum frame to add extra rigidity and support. The mirrorless depth is ideal for mirrorless and non-gripped DSLR cameras up to 4.7 inches tall, along with lenses as long as 70-200mm 2.8.

Mirrorless/DSLR Body Fit

The mirrorless depth is ideal for mirrorless and non-gripped DSLR cameras up to 4.7 inches tall, and the shorter depth allows for more efficient packing scenarios and leads to a lower profile with your backpack. The mirrorless size fits cameras like the Fuji X-T4 and Sony a7 series, but it can also accommodate the similar dimensions of the Canon 5D.

Modular Stacking

The Medium Mirrorless Core Unit V2 Unit allows a user the option to stack a Small Core Unit on top of the Medium, creating a similar volume to a Large insert. By doing this, you can have a greater range of ownership for both medium and small core units. For example, if you have the option of using just the small unit, just the medium unit, or both together to equal a large core unit volume.

Lightweight Water-Resistant and Multi-Purpose Skin

The included skin’s primary function is a storage case for the padded Core Units, ideal for when your gear is at home and not in use. It keeps the core unit sealed and dust-free. Its secondary function is to be used as a packing cell. A user can fill it with clothing or other common items and pack it in their backpack or carry-on roller.

EVA Protective Shell and Dividers

The walls and dividers are constructed with EVA, which ensures much greater protection than the cheaper PE foams used in most camera bags. With EVA, there is greater control over the density and quality of materials used to protect your gear. It also means the walls can be thinner and use less internal volume while still providing superior protection.