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I need a solid photography backpack to hold a 60d, 24-105, 70-200 f4 a few accessories and a 055/501 tripod setup. If i could also hold a slider on it that would be great. Will be taking this on long treks and skiing with it, so durable, weather resistant would be awesome. Thanks!
For skiing, f:stop. For non-skiing, Tamrac expedition.
I've seen people using their Tamrac Expedition packs from the 80's and they still look almost new, which isn't surprising since they're made with military specs. Also, the zippers are hydrophobic, so its about as waterproof as a backpack will get without being a drybag. The f:stops are unbeatable if you're backcountry skiing and you need room for probes, shovel, skins, etc.
Again, you get what you pay for. In my experience Dakine makes awesome ski packs, but their camera bags leave lots to be desired.
I have the mission photo and I really like it. F-Stops are awesome too but are more expensive, but you get what you pay for. Stay away from any packs with a horizontal tripod carry, vertical is the way to go.