Hi Todd: Thanks for creating and sharing this video. I love seeing bag videos as I am in the process of buying a new back-pack. I currently have the LowePro Tactic 450 but I have been very interested in a Shimoda bag. The overall appearance of the bag is very nice and the build looks to be of good quality. The only negative that I see is keeping the straps clean. Manfrotto should have a small pull-out tarp-like cover that could be pulled out to lay on the ground first to keep everything clean. Cheers, Keith
Was on the fence about spending so much, but I have a ton of crap. Since the video covered more than I even thought I needed to know I made sure to remove it from my amazon cart and re-add with your link. Hope that helps you as much as this helped me. I also subbed, as this was my second time finding myself watching through your entire video for some reason or another.
Todd, nice video but this is larger than 6 of the largest US Airlines allow for carry on bags. True I have only been measured once but it's overall external dimensions are 50". United, Delta, American, Jet Blue and Alaskan only allow 45". The only airline that allows 50" is Southwest.
@@dominey Yes but if that flight leads to KLM in Amsterdam, Holland to Africa, it may be weighed and measured and it's too large. Just my 2 cents as a half a million mile flyer.
@@throughmylens3530 All good - I appreciate the feedback! I know that some airlines can be really strict with their carryon policies especially outside the US (I’ve had to move gear between bags more than once to meet weight requirements). Always good to check ahead of time before flying.
I’m looking at getting this model. Can you please advise how you handled keeping the straps from getting dirty and in turn your clothes when the bag was placed down and the main gear compartment accessed? Thanks.
Thanks, this is a great review! When you’re out in the field, where do you store your items that you wouldn’t want to put in the camera bags- water bottle, snacks, sunscreen, etc. ?
Hmm interested with this bag.. I think it's well thought out and not something that copies features from other brands. I am curious if the extendable space would be able to accommodate 1 or 2 compressed cubes for clothes. If it can this thing is a winner.
Hello and thank you for the vidéo. I bought the bag after watching and got it. But I'm very disappointed by the red spacers. The velcro really doesn't fit. All my gear move inside. Because velcro can't fit on all their surface. A serious design mistake in my opinion. When I look my old bag. A Tamrac anvil 27. 5 year old. 100 weddings fullday. 500 other shoot sessions. He is old but still good and rigid. The velcro very hard to move. About the quality general feeling, I estimate that the manfrotto will reach the same state of wear within 3 years. The future will tell.
Hey Todd, i would love to see a review of Kolari Clip-in ND filters. Im curious if the are as good as the circular solid’s Kolari ND’s and you are real expert in terms of ND’s.
Hey Todd, thanks for sharing your opinion after practical usage. I have a question, Gimble compartment, is it safe when bag is fill loaded. I guess when fully loaded ,it bends a bit hemce laptop & gimble can get that bending a bit, a possibility of damage? If you can check this possibility
This video explained everything I wanted to hear about this bag. You got a new subscriber just for the sheer information this video provided!
same here! thanks
Congratulations on 40k subscribers! your level of work deserves far more, keep up the good work.
Wow, Todd, congratulate, your fans growing speed is quite impressive, well done! keep working you are the best!
Hi Todd: Thanks for creating and sharing this video. I love seeing bag videos as I am in the process of buying a new back-pack. I currently have the LowePro Tactic 450 but I have been very interested in a Shimoda bag. The overall appearance of the bag is very nice and the build looks to be of good quality. The only negative that I see is keeping the straps clean. Manfrotto should have a small pull-out tarp-like cover that could be pulled out to lay on the ground first to keep everything clean. Cheers, Keith
Was on the fence about spending so much, but I have a ton of crap. Since the video covered more than I even thought I needed to know I made sure to remove it from my amazon cart and re-add with your link. Hope that helps you as much as this helped me.
I also subbed, as this was my second time finding myself watching through your entire video for some reason or another.
What slider was that?
Great vlog Todd and a great bag. Like you mentioned, the only caveat is that it is a front-loading bag.
rain cover pocket is very difficult to find, your video was very helpful for that 😅 thank you
That bag looks amazing.
Great video. Thanks for sharing. I love this pack.
Had this bag 2 years...my only issue is not enough side pocket for quick access
Todd, nice video but this is larger than 6 of the largest US Airlines allow for carry on bags. True I have only been measured once but it's overall external dimensions are 50". United, Delta, American, Jet Blue and Alaskan only allow 45". The only airline that allows 50" is Southwest.
Hmm…I flew Delta no problem with this. (Shrug)
@@dominey Yes but if that flight leads to KLM in Amsterdam, Holland to Africa, it may be weighed and measured and it's too large. Just my 2 cents as a half a million mile flyer.
@@throughmylens3530 All good - I appreciate the feedback! I know that some airlines can be really strict with their carryon policies especially outside the US (I’ve had to move gear between bags more than once to meet weight requirements). Always good to check ahead of time before flying.
@@dominey Great video... nice looking bag. Question... is the waist strap removable? Thanks!
I’m looking at getting this model. Can you please advise how you handled keeping the straps from getting dirty and in turn your clothes when the bag was placed down and the main gear compartment accessed? Thanks.
Thanks, this is a great review! When you’re out in the field, where do you store your items that you wouldn’t want to put in the camera bags- water bottle, snacks, sunscreen, etc. ?
Hmm interested with this bag.. I think it's well thought out and not something that copies features from other brands. I am curious if the extendable space would be able to accommodate 1 or 2 compressed cubes for clothes. If it can this thing is a winner.
Good work 👍
Is this bag can cabin luggage?
Thanks!
Is the waist band totally removable?
Do you know if it's possible to access the camera from the side/without taking the bag off? Or is that only possible with the PRO Light Multiloader?
Hello and thank you for the vidéo.
I bought the bag after watching and got it.
But I'm very disappointed by the red spacers. The velcro really doesn't fit. All my gear move inside.
Because velcro can't fit on all their surface. A serious design mistake in my opinion.
When I look my old bag. A Tamrac anvil 27. 5 year old. 100 weddings fullday. 500 other shoot sessions.
He is old but still good and rigid. The velcro very hard to move.
About the quality general feeling, I estimate that the manfrotto will reach the same state of wear within 3 years.
The future will tell.
Hey Todd, i would love to see a review of Kolari Clip-in ND filters. Im curious if the are as good as the circular solid’s Kolari ND’s and you are real expert in terms of ND’s.
Hey Todd, thanks for sharing your opinion after practical usage. I have a question, Gimble compartment, is it safe when bag is fill loaded. I guess when fully loaded ,it bends a bit hemce laptop & gimble can get that bending a bit, a possibility of damage? If you can check this possibility
Nice but I stay true to my peak design system with camera cubes and packing cubes
Hi mate! Which size backpack are you showing here? Best regards!
Will the rf 70-200 2.8 stand up in it?
Sure looks like they studied Peak Design’s 45L bag…
Nomotic bag is far superior in preeeetty much every single way.
Hmmmm I think this will be 300.00 at least 175..
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