Well I ordered a computrekker from someone here on POTN and received this. It still holds my laptop (main compartment or front pocket) so I kept it. I wanted a bigger bag to hold all my gear and laptop for longer trips and hiking. Took it out for a bit and walked around montrose harbor for about an hour and it was really comfortable. Im sure while using the waist strap it will be good for a decent hike.
Front Exterior: Tripod holder at the bottom. It comes with some useless bungees to hold the top steady. They don't work well with my tripod so I will probably just make another strap.
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Back Exterior: Nice bad on the back and nice thick padded waist support. The straps are really thick and padded. The straps are adjustable in more ways than I need but allow you to get the bag sitting right on your back.
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The AW is for All Weather I believe. The zippers have a rubber/plastic lining that should help keep out water. I beleive the main body is water proof but it also comes with a rain cover that is stored under the bag.
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Interior, First Layer: As you can see I have a lot of extra room. I wanted to leave the main camera area open so no matter what lens I have mounted I can drop it in the bag mounted. Also, when the camera is out I can put water, food or a jacket in that area. (I used my 40D and 24-70 for this shot but you can see the space that they take up)
Interior, Second Layer: The bag is decently deep and allows stacking of items you don't use as much. Most of the accessories are stored under a lens.
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Nice review. Thanks!
