https://fishpondusa.com/lodgepole-fi...chel-peat-moss
I was considering this one when I realized a messenger style bag was not my cup of tea.
https://www.govx.com/p/108469/crosshatch-sling-pack
This is what i carry now and I actually carry it. it does draw any undue attention in stores, restaurants and such.
Originally Posted by rob_s
Found another Chrome bag that I really want to like. I've always like the aesthetic of the seatbelt buckle
https://www.chromeindustries.com/pro...=view_all_bags
Ultimately though I think I'm still leaning towards the Timbuk2 linked-to above. It's just shy of 1 lbs, seems to have some decent partitioning, and appears to be capable of carrying my iPad as well as my other gear.
I like the Chrome MXD Link as there appears to be more built-in organization, but the weight is the tradeoff there.
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I rode with a Chrome Citizen for many years. Durable, way overbuilt, heavy. Went back to backpacks for the most part.
Ever considered any of the Evergoods packs? https://evergoods.us/collections/packs
I have a CPL24 that I am very happy with. Also prominently displayed in the new Lucky Gunner video about backpack guns: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cq9AV0LAMdk&t=1152s
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On the "sling bag" side of things, had need for a small "fanny pack" type of bag twice in one weekend, so came home and got one of these. Haven't carried it yet but seems legit so far.
https://www.aersf.com/city-sling-black
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I really like my Mystery Ranch Hip Monkey for this.
Appropos of nothing, my son ordered a camera bag from Peak Designs and I have to say their attention to detail, fabrics, zippers, pockets etc is absolutely first rate! I could just fondle the thing for quite some time. I have never been so impressed with a bag.
https://www.peakdesign.com/
their stuff is awesome. I wish some of it worked for me.
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If my rattler ever arrives, I’ve thought camera back packs could make a great choice. Been looking at Thule too.
I love Peak Designs Slide straps, as a way to support a serious pro-level camera/lens combo. I have several, and have been using the oldest of them regularly since at least 2015. I am less sure, however, of the durability of their sling bags and back packs, as some users have reported problems at such sites as the forums at Digital Photography Review.
Think Tank does make some very durable packs and cases, for photographers.
Retar’d LE. Kinesthetic dufus.
Don’t tread on volcanos!
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