Backpack to house something fragile sought

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muroshi

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It's: 30x20x17cm at least (preferably I would need some sort of hardshell in those dimensions) in a backpack-compartment.

Other stuff I need to transport:
dslr, 2 lensen, accessories, gorillapod and tripod.

How knows a pack? I have a kata 103, but it only has room for the dslr stuff.
 
I would think you could use something like a Storm Case or Pelican Case.

I have also used regular backpacks loaded with DSLR gear packs.
 
Check out the Think Tank Photo Airport Acceleration Backpack. It's what I've used to transport my Epic on shoots, and couldn't be happier.
 
muroshi said:
Storm cases are too heavy for my trecking.

What do you mean with DSLR gear packs?
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Well you said you wanted some sort of hard shell case, so I was thinking of a Storm Case in the smaller size you needed, not a big heavy one.


A DSLR gear pack just like the Kata 103 you already have, Fitted inside a larger back pack.


I have used my Eberlestock tactical back packs to carry my former Red One, with the tripod riding in the rifle scabbard and the lenses riding inside a smaller DSLR camera case, inside the tactical pack.
 
I would be more inclined to get a lightweight hard shell case from PortaBrace and place that inside a Kelty Redwing or similar. The Kelty is very light, plus you should have room for extra stuff if needed. Compare the total weight with something like a photo backpack with all that heavy padding.
 
David W. Jones said:
Well you said you wanted some sort of hard shell case, so I was thinking of a Storm Case in the smaller size you needed, not a big heavy one.
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Padding may be enough. These storm cases are damn heavy however small they are.

A DSLR gear pack just like the Kata 103 you already have, Fitted inside a larger back pack.
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It's too big (it is a backpack).

I have used my Eberlestock tactical back packs to carry my former Red One
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They make very nice bags, unfortunately I didn't find any sizing info.

with the tripod riding in the rifle scabbard and the lenses riding inside a smaller DSLR camera case, inside the tactical pack.
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What kind of case is that?
 
J Michael said:
I would be more inclined to get a lightweight hard shell case from PortaBrace and place that inside a Kelty Redwing or similar. The Kelty is very light, plus you should have room for extra stuff if needed. Compare the total weight with something like a photo backpack with all that heavy padding.
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Which PortaBrace?

I so far found this bags from tamrac:
http://www.tamrac.com/5793.htm
http://www.tamrac.com/5789.htm
http://www.tamrac.com/5549.htm
http://www.tamrac.com/5550.htm
 
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