Product review: Dakine Reload 26L camera pack

By Chris Davis Explorebigsky.com Staff Writer

In a world where outdoorsmen are feverishly cutting ounces in their pack, I’m the guy trying to find a way to strap my tripod and dolly to the outside of my Dakine Reload ($250) camera bag. If I have to decide between a light pack (read: missing the shot) or a little extra training weight (getting the shot), I’ll choose the latter every time.

Since I started using the Reload last winter, it’s exceeded my expectations. At 26 liters, it has ample carrying space and plenty of protection for a DSLR with extra lenses and a myriad of accessories, or for larger cameras like our Sony F3.

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This bag has treated me well in every situation—from hustling through the streets of Nairobi, to straight lining groomers in a futile attempt of catching up to Olympic skier Heather McPhie. I can’t wait to see where the bag and I end up next, and what sort of footage it allows me.

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