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Jul 12, 2010 00:19 |  #1

My Flipside 300 just isn't big enough for my gear anymore. In September I plan to add a gripped 7D to my kit and I just won't have the room to fit it in. What would be a good backpack to fit my existing stuff and a gripped 7D?

The Flipside 400 looks like it might be a possibility but I'm not even sure it is big enough. I like the flipside design a lot. I would like to keep it under 200 dollars too. It needs to fit the 300mm + 1.4x attached to a gripped camera body as well. My flipside 300 just barely fits the combo.

Thanks for any help anyone can provide! :)


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Jul 12, 2010 00:29 |  #2

Can't you just compare the WDH of your gear with the inner WDH of the 400?




  
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Jul 12, 2010 00:37 |  #3

Love my Tenba...70-200 2.8....sigma 150...tokina 12-24....28-75....20-35.....100. 2.0....135 2.8...2 teleconverters...580ex​II....lightmeter...xsi gripped....Canon flash controller and lots of stuff in side pockets your supposed to use to reach in to get lenses from inside pack which I don't use for that....in the computer spot I keep a 32 inch reflector and a couple lumiquest soft boxes......from b and h and they have a video link....tenba shootout....mine is not the biggest one either. ....top quality protection...zipppers are top notch...straps are comfortable.

Link to the one I have.

http://www.bhphotovide​o.com …25-REG/Tenba_632_311.html (external link)


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