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vincent.
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looking for a not too small not too large ski backpack to carry a dslr and an extra layer or something, it does not need to be big. feel free to drop opinions reviews and what you could be selling
Sep 30 2015 12:49PM
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Swandog7
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I just got a Saga Fatigue Pack and love it. Its a regular backpack but has a giant ass pouch, bigger than any bag I've seen that isn't the size of a hockey bag and it has a bunch of small pockets for extra stuff. Ive also heard the Line street pack is a great choice as well
Sep 30 2015 1:49PM
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gapersarefriends
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the dakine helis are rad
Sep 30 2015 2:37PM
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Poikenz
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Are you looking for a regular bag or a camera specific bag with extra room? I'd recommend you look at dakine, mountain smith, or f-stop although some of their bags are pretty damn pricey.

If price is a concern buy a cheap walmart school bag, waterproof it and line it with a roll of foam.
Sep 30 2015 3:58PM
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Elg
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gapersarefriendsthe dakine helis are rad


Agreed
Sep 30 2015 4:11PM
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dylgoz23
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Dakine mission's are sick I have two of them and they fit really well, not too bulky but have a lot of room. My brother has a heli and those are sweet too
Sep 30 2015 8:09PM
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gnar_whal
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I have a dakine hell and I love it
Sep 30 2015 9:33PM
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veng_m
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The Dakine Heli Pro or Dakine Mission Photo are both good packs from what I've heard.
Sep 30 2015 9:46PM
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.lencon
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I have Ospreys and Dakin bags. Ospreys are way better. The kode series is amazing. If you can get that, do it. If not dakines are still pretty good.
Sep 30 2015 11:04PM
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WhatTheHuck
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Another vote for dakine heli pro!
Oct 1 2015 1:14AM
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SammyDubz
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.lenconI have Ospreys and Dakin bags. Ospreys are way better. The kode series is amazing. If you can get that, do it. If not dakines are still pretty good.


This. Ospreys are great
Oct 1 2015 9:51AM
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vincent.
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Swandog7I just got a Saga Fatigue Pack and love it. Its a regular backpack but has a giant ass pouch, bigger than any bag I've seen that isn't the size of a hockey bag and it has a bunch of small pockets for extra stuff. Ive also heard the Line street pack is a great choice as well

yo no way i bought the saga fatigue this past spring and i use it for school. i love it also. maybe i start using that
Oct 1 2015 1:51PM
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vincent.
Posts: 129 - Karma: 461
PoikenzAre you looking for a regular bag or a camera specific bag with extra room? I'd recommend you look at dakine, mountain smith, or f-stop although some of their bags are pretty damn pricey.

If price is a concern buy a cheap walmart school bag, waterproof it and line it with a roll of foam.

thanks for the suggestions! I am looking for a camera specific bag with some extra room. ill look into those brands and thats a good suggestion ill definitely consider for a cheap alternative because some bags are crazy expensive
Oct 1 2015 1:53PM
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Swandog7
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vincent.albanthanks for the suggestions! I am looking for a camera specific bag with some extra room. ill look into those brands and thats a good suggestion ill definitely consider for a cheap alternative because some bags are crazy expensive


The Line pack will probably be better as it will hold equipment better. The saga pack has one giant ass pouch and about 5-6 small zipper slots. Check out the Line Pack, I don't think the saga will be what you are looking for
Oct 1 2015 2:57PM
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vincent.
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Swandog7The Line pack will probably be better as it will hold equipment better. The saga pack has one giant ass pouch and about 5-6 small zipper slots. Check out the Line Pack, I don't think the saga will be what you are looking for


thanks man
Oct 1 2015 8:04PM
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ggfski42
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.lenconI have Ospreys and Dakin bags. Ospreys are way better. The kode series is amazing. If you can get that, do it. If not dakines are still pretty good.


QFT. I have used my Kode 22 almost every day for the last three seasons and it still looks brand new.
Oct 2 2015 11:17AM
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cobra_commander
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Dakine packs are ok if you have never experienced an actual pack.
Osprey, Gregory, Arcteryx, Mammut for the non custom offerings are all way better designs.
Oct 3 2015 12:42PM
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lion.pappa
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dakine heli pro 20L ! but not sure about how much padding etc you need for ur dslr
Oct 5 2015 4:08AM
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Jaybrtn
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Black Diamond Outlaw AvaLung ski pack.

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Oct 6 2015 2:50PM
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saskskier
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I've got a Black Diamond Covert pack and I love it. Relatively minimalistic, but has everything I need.
Oct 6 2015 4:18PM
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skier58284
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Dakine Heli Pro. I have a few hundred days with mine, it's held up great. Very comfortable. Makes a good cycling/hiking pack too.
Oct 6 2015 5:13PM
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