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Which Ski Bag?

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AverageBro
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Hey guys, so my two favorite things to do is ski and take pictures or make videos. I've been looking for a while now at getting a backpack for my camera (i have a canon 60D with a 50mm and 28-135mm), and i am trying to decide which to get? I was looking at the f-stop kenti, its is a camera bag with a bunch of features i want (like being able to stap my skis to the side for hikes). I was also looking at getting the evoc FR Pro, since it is a freeride bag(its light and has straps for a shovel and skis and all those goodies), and then i could maybe just toss my camera inside when i need it. They are around the same price, Which one should i get/ how often will i actuall be skiing with my camera on me?

Thanks Dudes/Dudettes!



http://shop.fstopgear.com/us/products/mountain/backpacks/kenti.html#.VD3KQtTF_R0

http://www.evocsports.com/snow/protector-backpacks/fr-pro-20l
Oct 14 2014 9:22PM
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gravel
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The Kenti will likely be a little too small. I would recommend either Loka models. The quality of the f-stop bags is well worth the price tag, too. I have used mine several times a week for skiing, biking, and backpacking for over a year now and still have yet to see any damage or wear, they are VERY well built.
Oct 14 2014 9:36PM
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Sklar
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I just got a FStop Guru, it seems like it is going to be PERFECT for me.
In a small shallow ICU I can fit my 5d2 body (ungripped), canon 15 fish, canon 17-40, and canon 70-200 f4 non is
That leaves plenty of room for my avy gear, extra layer, lunch, and skins.
Oct 14 2014 11:05PM
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ROCHEMAN
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you could get a drop in case that just sits in your normal ski pack
Oct 15 2014 3:41PM
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gavinrudyThe Kenti will likely be a little too small. I would recommend either Loka models. The quality of the f-stop bags is well worth the price tag, too. I have used mine several times a week for skiing, biking, and backpacking for over a year now and still have yet to see any damage or wear, they are VERY well built.


This.
Oct 16 2014 8:18AM
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AverageBro
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If anything I'm worried about the kenti being too big. I want something that I can bring my camera along, but can still rip around if i have it on.
Oct 16 2014 6:46PM
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Sklar
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The dakine trail is about as small as you can go
http://www.backcountry.com/dakine-trail-photo-camera-backpack-988cu-in-dak002p?CMP_SKU=DAK002P&MER=0406&skid=DAK002P-HOO-ONESIZ&CMP_ID=SH_SHP001&mv_pc=r110&003=7163546&010=DAK002P-HOO-ONESIZ&mr:referralID=465f15e1-5591-11e4-a1c0-001b2166c2c0
Oct 16 2014 8:06PM
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zbphoto
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SklarI just got a FStop Guru, it seems like it is going to be PERFECT for me.
In a small shallow ICU I can fit my 5d2 body (ungripped), canon 15 fish, canon 17-40, and canon 70-200 f4 non is
That leaves plenty of room for my avy gear, extra layer, lunch, and skins.


Good deal;
http://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/1324487
Oct 17 2014 4:50PM
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