Hama Daytour has presented two new camera backpack models codenamed Hama Daytour Backpack 230 and Hama Daytour Backpack 180 which cost $180 and $130 respectively. Like you can see on the image inside the new Hama Daytour backpacks there is space for a SLR camera and up to eleven lenses. One of the differences between the ...
Clik Elite is launching a new line of high performance packs for adventure sports photographers along with their new web site: www.ClikElite.com. Clik Elite handles a photographer's need for performance, convenience and comfort. "Our line is incredibly multifunctional. We've combined the features of a camera bag and a high performance outdoor backpack - including hydration ...
The Kata 3N1-20 camera bag provides ultimate freedom designed with three carrying choices in one bag: left-handed sling, right-handed sling and backpack. Left-handed photographers can celebrate as they discover the first photo bag that can be configured as a left-handed sling. When not in a place that requires fast camera access, convert the 3N1 into ...
The National Geographic NG 5162 Earth Explorer Medium Backpack is the ideal solution for those hikers and adventurers who need a protective carrying case to combine their personal gear as well as photographic/video gear. It really address the camera needs without sacrificing hiking gear space. The quick snap buckle allows easy access to your equipment. The lower ...
KATA's HB-207 Hiker Backpack has a level of protection you haven't seen until now. The large main compartment easily holds 2-3 Digital / SLR bodies with up to 8 lenses while a rear compartment will hold up to a 17inch laptop. The case is set up with dividers and a separately accessed top compartment will ...
Check out the space in that backpack. There's room for all your camera toys. It's the Kiboko camera backpack which was designed by renowned wildlife photographer Andy Biggs. It can hold big SLR bodies and medium format cameras. There's space for 600mm lens and the bag itself weighs just under four pounds. Not so bad is ...
We all know how much of a hassle it is to get anywhere in air ports today, with all the security checks and what not. Just imagine, you have your lenses in one bag, but your camera in another, but you are forced to leave one behind, now what do you do? You get one of ...
