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Hi St Marks - We've spoken to our product guru and he says it would be suitable. Hope that helps.

Hi Cogs The external dimensions of the VEO Select 43RB are 18 1/2 inches, but this includes the daypack section and roll-top extended. When the top is rolled down it is 16 1/2 inches. The camera compartment is 12 5/8 inches so too short for your lens at 13 1/2 inches. While you can adapt the interior by opening up the daypack section this would be 16 1/2 inches, and when you add 3 inches for the body of your camera it will be very tight and have top access only. You can see the full details here: www.vanguardworld.co.uk/products/veo-select-43rb-bk As a result, I’m afraid it’s probably a little too small, but you could pop into a local store to test it Ian at Vanguard

Hi Hugo Apologies for the delay in responding, we missed this. All the interior is customisable, so you can pay to find the best solution for you Ian at Vanguard

​@@vanguardphotouk_1986Will a pack of 100 A4-sized sheets of paper fit in this backpack?

@@user-rh4vv6xx1h The dimensions of a ream of A4 paper are approximately 8 1/2 x 11 x 2 1/2 inches and the internal dimensions of the VEO Select 43RB camera compartment are are 9 × 12 5/8 x 4 7/8 inches. This means that a ream of A4 paper should fit into the camera compartment if you remove the dividers, but you won’t be able to fit in a camera kit.

Hi Gary The zipper pulls are real leather. If you need something with just man made materials, there is the Alta Rise 45 (or 48), or the VEO discover 42. We hope that helps The Vanguard Team

Assuming your D750 does not have a grip attached, it will fit in vertically with a 70-200 fitted and there will be room for a couple more lenses (dependent upon their size).

@@vanguardphotouk_1986 no grip on my nikon, i want to use this backpack for my nikon d750 with 80-200 or 85 on body, and another d7500 with kits 18-140, hope it fully fit my option and thank for rep

Thank you for your interest in the Vanguard VEO SELECT roll top backpacks, either of which we are happy to recommend for your Canon EOS RP. The 39RBM is specifically designed around mirrorless bodies, however your choice between this and the 43RB will be determined the number of lenses and accessories you have and how much personal kit you wish to carry.

@@vanguardphotouk_1986 already bought 39 rbm and love it