Tuesday, August 19, 2014


With a format close to the Vanguard Adaptor 46 (which we had reviewed a while ago), this backpack is perfect for photo/film projects where you need your DSLR camera and a couple of extra lenses, without bringing your entire gear set. It is separated between a lower compartment where you fit your DSLR camera, the lenses or a few other accessories, and the upper compartment for non-photography items (for example a laptop or tablet, enough clothing for the day, some water & food …).
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The camera comportment is really solid and padded, so you feel confident nothing will happen to our gear. At the same time, you can easily access it and take the camera in and out. Most of the time, I don’t need to take the bag off my back, I can just turn it around and snatch the camera, which is great for outdoor or street photography.
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It’s also comfortable to wear, the shoulder pads are really soft and there is a waist strap that you can use to get some weight off your shoulders (I personally don’t use it and fold it in the back).
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Finally, the fabric is really robust, I’ve been hiking and going through some pretty dense woods, without getting any visibile scratch. It’s also waterproof to some extent - note however that it doesn’t come with a rain cover.
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Crumpler is well-know for the quality of their products and this photo backpack is no different - good quality, well thought and really cool look to take it anywhere - from the mountains to the beach, from downtown to university.

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