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Old 2nd of April 2011 (Sat)   #1
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Default Camera backpack with water bladder?

I'm looking for a good lightweight backpack that also has a water bladder. I have two camera, 4-5 lenses not on the camera and the your typical filters, remotes and accesories.

Any recommendations?
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Default Re: Camera backpack with water bladder?

I use a F-stop Loka for day hiking trips. It has a location for a water bladder.

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Default Re: Camera backpack with water bladder?

Get a bladder in a neoprene padded case and put it on the OUTSIDE of whatever camera backpack you like.
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Default Re: Camera backpack with water bladder?

It just seems strange that there is not a good daypack that encompasses carrying your camera and water.
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Default Re: Camera backpack with water bladder?

Well, water and cameras don't generally mix too well. So either keep them well separate or put one or the other in a protective casing. I think that one of LowePro's DryZone models has space for a hydration bladder.
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Default Re: Camera backpack with water bladder?

My bad is usually filled with camera gear, no real place for a water bladder...

So i'll just hang a bottle off my belt.
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Default Re: Camera backpack with water bladder?

You could try looking at a camera backpack with a computer sleeve on the back, then carry a bladder instead of a computer. Something like the Lowepro Computrekker AW or the Think Tank Street Walker HD or Shapeshifter.
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It just seems strange that there is not a good daypack that encompasses carrying your camera and water.
Lowepro Dryzone Rover...two separate sections. Bottom section is a completely waterproof pod to hold your camera gear, upper section to hold the integral bladder and drinking tube (kinda small, but could be replaced with a larger one), all your essentials, and filters, etc.

Great pack, especially if you do shooting in and around water.
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Default Re: Camera backpack with water bladder?

I can't believe nobody's mentioned the Lowepro Primus.
It's been on-sale at Adorama lately for $75, which is a 'steal', IMHO.
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Since this is a photo forum, I'll show a couple pics of my Primus.



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Default Re: Camera backpack with water bladder?

take a look at clik elite compact sport backpack (or other clik elite models) as well
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Default Re: Camera backpack with water bladder?

if you already have a backpack with a place to fit a bladder. just go to REI and pick up the platypus bladder and put it inside the bag.

http://www.rei.com/product/767110
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THanks, SF, for that recommendation. Going there this week to use my dividends.
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Default Re: Camera backpack with water bladder?

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if you already have a backpack with a place to fit a bladder. just go to REI and pick up the platypus bladder and put it inside the bag.

http://www.rei.com/product/767110
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THanks, SF, for that recommendation. Going there this week to use my dividends.
I'd be concerned about the bladder sweating and dripping condensation, or worse, developing a leak (either due to a defect or user error) if its not isolated from the gear. The Lowepro Dryzone Rover separates the gear compartment from the storage compartment and, with the gear compartment being completely waterproof, there's no chance of any water coming into contact with the gear.

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