I love mine so far and I's recommend the hip belt (although it would be nice if it were Capture-compatible on both sides). More than large enough for two MFT bodies (Lumix G9 with battery grip and G9M2) plus six lenses covering 12-800mm EFL and everything else I need. I actually use side access (like a sling) as I can change lenses without removing the pack. As a designer, I also happen to think it's the most attractive pack out there (especially in Midnight blue), so obviously that's subjective. In any case, as you say, it doesn't scream "camera gear inside!"
I just got this backpack and I got it for my two week Thailand trip so I can have a “smallish” bag that can handle my Canon 5D Mark IV and two to three lenses. Wow! I’m writing this and listening to your review and just heard you live in Thailand! Looking forward to my trip and choosing this bag over the Nomatic McKinnon 25L which is too big IMO. Being in Thailand, you know that flying domestically in-country, the airlines have a 15lb restriction for a carry-on, crazy! So I got a Nanuk 935 case for my lenses, tripod, batteries and chargers, and I’ll just check it; camera will go with me in my backpack and then I’ll transition everything to my backpack while on land. Thanks for your review.
if i only use it for clothes and things for traveling (no cameras) Do you think there is enough space for carry 7 days of clothes? I love this because can work for travelling and every day rather than the travelling that looks bigger for everyday pack.
I love mine so far and I's recommend the hip belt (although it would be nice if it were Capture-compatible on both sides). More than large enough for two MFT bodies (Lumix G9 with battery grip and G9M2) plus six lenses covering 12-800mm EFL and everything else I need. I actually use side access (like a sling) as I can change lenses without removing the pack. As a designer, I also happen to think it's the most attractive pack out there (especially in Midnight blue), so obviously that's subjective. In any case, as you say, it doesn't scream "camera gear inside!"
I just got this backpack and I got it for my two week Thailand trip so I can have a “smallish” bag that can handle my Canon 5D Mark IV and two to three lenses. Wow! I’m writing this and listening to your review and just heard you live in Thailand! Looking forward to my trip and choosing this bag over the Nomatic McKinnon 25L which is too big IMO. Being in Thailand, you know that flying domestically in-country, the airlines have a 15lb restriction for a carry-on, crazy! So I got a Nanuk 935 case for my lenses, tripod, batteries and chargers, and I’ll just check it; camera will go with me in my backpack and then I’ll transition everything to my backpack while on land. Thanks for your review.
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if i only use it for clothes and things for traveling (no cameras) Do you think there is enough space for carry 7 days of clothes? I love this because can work for travelling and every day rather than the travelling that looks bigger for everyday pack.
It can work but probably a little tight.
Lol, I’ve actually switched from prvke to zip
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Without any stuff on it. It is sad.