
This is an excellent small day-bag for urban and mountain photographers. This is my favorite day-bag because of its minimalism.It's compact enough to easily fit under theseat of airplanes and doesn't tempt to you to carry everything and the kitchen sink. I'm now using it for most of my fieldwork photography where I can return to base each night and don't need to carry a laptop.The air flow straps do help at keeping the sweat down. Tripod? Sure. The Trekker 200 has two tripod loops located on the bottom of the bag. They are removable so this makes it cumbersome at times to secure the pod. I have all my goodies listed below plus a few extras like filters, chargers, cleaning rags, cell phone, etc.
- Camera - Nikon D80 w/ MB-80 battery grip (review)
- Camera - Nikon Coolpix L11 (review)
- Flash - SB600 with a whiteStofen Omni Bounce (review)
- Lens - Nikon DX 55-200mm 1:4-5:6 ED VR (review)
- Lens - Nikon 12-24 mm f/4G ED-IF AF-S DX (review)
- Lens - Tamron 70-300mm Di AF LD 1:4-5.6 tele-macro
- Lens - Tokina ATX AF PRO 28-80mm /2.8 PRO F
- ML-L3 Wireless remote trigger
- Travel Tripod - Manfrotto 758B
- 2-8gb SanDisk SDHC cards + 2 Extreme 3 2gb SD
- Sandisk MobileMate Card Reader
- Battery - 2 ENEL3e
As stated before this is an excellent day bag but if you need the space for your PC you might look at the LowePro CompuTrekker AW. If you need a bag to carry around your gear plus a few family goods (diapers, wipes, snacks, etc) you might look in to the LowePro Rover AW.
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