camera bag - extreme
- Thread starter ludovic
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You're asking for two different bags.
Yep.
Enough protection in a crash negates the ability to have a really light bag. If you want it to really handle any kind of serious crash, you're probably looking at some kind of rigid internal framing or a pelican box inside - again, heavy. Tends to become less comfy at that point, too.
Enough protection in a crash negates the ability to have a really light bag. If you want it to really handle any kind of serious crash, you're probably looking at some kind of rigid internal framing or a pelican box inside - again, heavy. Tends to become less comfy at that point, too.
I ride with a lowepro phototrekker 2. It's well padded but not extraordinarily so. It does ok for travel though, i wouldn't want to crash on it.
How big do you want, this thing is huge. (ie: 2 x canon professional bodies, 1 x 70-200mm 2.8, 1 x 300mm 2.8, 1 x 17-40mm F4, 1 x 15mm 2.8 fisheye, 4 pocket wizards, light meter, 2 x flashes, cleaning crap, cables, connectors, mounts, 2 x mini tripods etc)
The Burton zoom pack is light, good for riding and decently padded, maybe along the lines of what you want?
How big do you want, this thing is huge. (ie: 2 x canon professional bodies, 1 x 70-200mm 2.8, 1 x 300mm 2.8, 1 x 17-40mm F4, 1 x 15mm 2.8 fisheye, 4 pocket wizards, light meter, 2 x flashes, cleaning crap, cables, connectors, mounts, 2 x mini tripods etc)
The Burton zoom pack is light, good for riding and decently padded, maybe along the lines of what you want?
I wouldn't want to crash with the Zoom pack either. It's very low profile and fits nicely though...