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Our new "Fotoliner Ocean" backpacks are made from up to 49 recycled plastic bottles.
Each backpack comes with practical rain protection.
Breathable back padding ensures optimal carrying comfort.
Not only the rain cover protects the equipment, but also the waterproof zippers.
Our backpacks come in 5 different sizes and in black, gray or petrol colors.
Customize the main camera compartment of our backpacks to your needs with the adjustable dividers.
UP TO49*
PLASTIC BOTTLES PER
BACKPACK
5
DIFFERENT
SIZES
3
DIFFERENT
COLORS
* The actual number of plastic bottles depends on the backpack model. Color selection not available for all models and limited.
The process starts with the collection of plastic bottles. After the bottles are thoroughly washed, the labels and caps are removed. Bottles and caps are then sorted by color and decolorized.
The plastic is then shredded and melted down into small, uniform "pellets". These pellets are then spun into PET fibers. We use these PET fibers for our products. They have useful properties, such as their durability. They are also abrasion-resistant and quick-drying.
The use of plastic bottles as raw material for PET fibers is therefore a great alternative for us.
Our new "Fotoliner Ocean" backpacks are mostly made from old 0.5-liter plastic bottles, which are turned into granules in the recycling process. This 100% recycled plastic granule is then processed into fabric for our backpacks. For each individual camera backpack, we know exactly how many plastic bottles have been processed into that backpack.
Our backpacks are naturally not packed in plastic, but they come in our so-called "Nonwaver". A high-quality fabric bag that also looks really good.
The plastic for our backpacks goes through only a few steps from plastic bottle to backpack. [1] In the first step, it is collected from the environment in China. [2] To avoid cumbersome transport to other locations, it is directly processed into plastic granules on site in fairly paid factories. [3] This plastic granule then reaches its next stage of existence – that of backpacks. [4] And when our new gems are finished, they make their way to Europe – to our warehouse.
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48 Kg
FOTOLINER OCEAN
Our Fotoliner Ocean Pro consists of 49 recycled plastic bottles. The camera backpack is equipped with an integrated USB port, to which you can connect a power bank inside the backpack and a device such as your mobile phone on the outside for charging.
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Our Fotoliner Ocean L consists of 36 recycled plastic bottles. The Fotoliner Ocean L features a laptop/tablet compartment for devices up to 13 inches and also has three mesh pockets as well as a quick side camera access. There are also additional compartments on the front for securely storing smaller accessories.
FOTOLINER OCEAN
Our Fotoliner Ocean M is made from 28 recycled plastic bottles. But it is not only environmentally friendly, it also offers space for one to two DSLR or DSLM cameras, as well as two to three lenses and other photo accessories.
FOTOLINER OCEAN
Our Fotoliner Ocean Mini is made from 20 recycled plastic bottles. But it is not only environmentally friendly, it also offers space for up to two DSLR or DSLM cameras, as well as lenses.
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Our Fotoliner Ocean Slingbag is environmentally friendly because it is made from 45 recycled plastic bottles. The special feature of this camera backpack is, among other things, its single shoulder strap, which allows for individuality and flexibility. The backpack can be worn diagonally over the left or right shoulder, providing quick access to your compartments at all times.
With every purchase you make through our online shop, we automatically provide a CO2 offset, which is directly linked to our shop system. CO2 offsetting works by companies or private individuals paying a certain amount, which is then passed on to organizations that, for example, work to reforest forests. In our case, it is the organization Pachama, which is committed to protecting forests worldwide.
Some customers and cooperation partners were able to get a first impression of the new Fotoliner Ocean backpacks in advance.
"I wouldn't have thought that plastic bottles could be processed into such a high-quality fabric. I've already taken the previous Fotoliner backpacks on trips and I'm sure this one will do just as good a job."
Sarah K.
20 APR 2021: 12:24 PM
"It was important for me to have a backpack that wasn't a burden despite all the equipment. The backpack is so well padded that you sometimes forget you're wearing it. I'm very enthusiastic and look forward to the next tours!"
Stephan L.
23 APR 2021, 8:34 PM
