I've had my eye on this bag for a while, but it doesn't seem to have much in the way of side straps to mount a tripod - just wondering if you guys have had issues with this?...
On the bottom of the bag there are two looseable (is that a word?) and it's the last thing that I secure. I like it as it's close to the pack in the centre, doesn't seem to alter my centre of gravity and it doesn't swing about!
Great review video, couple of things I've seen on other reviews just on the top of the inside is there a red/orange strap and does the pack have a floating lid, Once again thank you for a great review Keep up the good work brother 👍
I’m seriously considering getting one. My only problem is the two straps below, meant I presume to carry a sleeping bag, seem to me very thin. Could you please tell me if a 6.6lbs tent (15” long, 7” wide) fits in the loops? It looks like the loops, even when completely widened, are very narrow. Thanks a lot
Hi Marc, sorry for the delayed reply. The problem is that there is no designated pockets or compartments, so you are trusting that your gear will be ok in your bag loose. There are inserts from Lowepro etc that you can take out and use though!
I've just bought this bag. I'm hopeful that it will be 'The One' for multiday photography trips. Great overview 👍
Thomas Heaton thanks dude, love the bag it's huge and very comfortable on the shoulders. 12 months on and I'm still happy with it!
I've had my eye on this bag for a while, but it doesn't seem to have much in the way of side straps to mount a tripod - just wondering if you guys have had issues with this?...
On the bottom of the bag there are two looseable (is that a word?) and it's the last thing that I secure. I like it as it's close to the pack in the centre, doesn't seem to alter my centre of gravity and it doesn't swing about!
Thanks, great to know - I'll take another look perhaps...
Hey Thomas, how accessible is your photo gear with this backpak? I know you own the Lowepro Rover Pro 45L, which one do you prefer?
Great review video, couple of things I've seen on other reviews just on the top of the inside is there a red/orange strap and does the pack have a floating lid,
Once again thank you for a great review
Keep up the good work brother 👍
Looking at 48 litre sacks which seem fine for multi day hikes however, a camera and tripod take up a fair bit of space
Awesome buddy .. loved your review .. I’m going get one , but not sure if 48 or 68 .. cheers Chris & Sam
Good luck with whatever you choose! Its a great bag and I still use it 4 years on!
Just got my self this rucksack for wild camping
hey, what's your opinion on this bag so far? still happy?
I’m seriously considering getting one. My only problem is the two straps below, meant I presume to carry a sleeping bag, seem to me very thin. Could you please tell me if a 6.6lbs tent (15” long, 7” wide) fits in the loops? It looks like the loops, even when completely widened, are very narrow.
Thanks a lot
Yes it does. I put this one (www.decathlon.fr/p/tente-de-trekking-quickhiker-ultralight-2-personnes-gris-clair/_/R-p-3721) in it and it fits well ;)
It's better if you would direct camera more towards to reviewing object, would be nicer to see more of backpack, then your face.
Nice video! But how do you keep and organize your camera gear in this kind of rucksack?
Greetings from Germany
Hi Marc, sorry for the delayed reply. The problem is that there is no designated pockets or compartments, so you are trusting that your gear will be ok in your bag loose. There are inserts from Lowepro etc that you can take out and use though!