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(More customer reviews)This is a fantastic idea! I carry digital camera gear, hard drives and LOTS of rechargeable batteries onto boats to take photographs underwater. It has all become much easier with a waterproof backpack... and it seems to be accepted as hand luggage by airlines. This big version carries a lot, two cameras, two flashguns and two lenses and an aluminium camera housing. A wildlife photographer could get almost anything into the pack, and sling a tripod on the outside, with lunch in the pocket.
The waterproof layer has a zip that would not look out of place on a drysuit, and seems just as efficient at keeping water out.
The backpack looks bulky, but it's comfortable when it's adjusted. My only reservation is that the pack is bright yellow, and stands out in a crowd, which isn't ideal when it's filled with $$000s of gear. It would be easy to find if you dropped it in the sea, though, and Lowe claim that it would float, protecting the gear inside!
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Product Description:
The DryZone 200 is the world's first totally waterproof, soft-sided camera backpack.Even fully loaded, the DryZone 200 will float so your gear is always protected. The inner drypod with patented, waterproof TIZIP- zipper provides 100% watertight protection.It's like a drysuit for your equipment. When less protection is needed, leave the TIZIP- open and fasten just the inner zipper and top clip for easier access. The heavy-duty, padded camera compartment inside is fully customizable while the outer shell comes complete with a technical backpack harness.Also included: ergonomic lumbar support; fully adjustable CollarCut- shoulder straps; tuck-away tripod holder; self-draining mesh pockets; drain hole; rubber handle; and attachment loops for SlipLock- accessories. DryZone packs are comfortable to wear and give you total peace of mind in extreme environments.
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