32L Convection Microwave Oven Samsung

I like how it can be regenerated using a microwave oven.

I like that they are eco friendly and can be refreshed in the microwave. I had another brand that requires oven use, which is impractical living in an RV. This is the best solution. Bag is sturdy, is flexible to fit into spaces of bags, boxes.

Standing design is only good for a cheap case (convection), bad for stability. I destroyed one of these by tipping it from standing to laying flat accidentally, while in use. How fragile is that? I managed to get a replacement after shipping it to WD operations in Vietnam (register it on the WD support website with your receipt and request RMA). If you will be carrying this drive around or it won't be in a place that it can't get knocked down flat, do yourself a favour and buy a vertical enclosure instead of the standing one.

Physical size looks like a miniature. The thin metal cools the electronics by convection. It gets warm to the touch but it is not a problem...

I'm a wedding photographer so I have their 32L backpack, but wanted something smaller for my regular sessions - didn't want to drag that big boy everywhere. I've always been hesitant about rocking a sling, I don't like how many of them feel bulky and move around as I take pictures. WANDRD has seemed to think of all that, love that is has the hidden extra strap to keep the sling in place cross body. For reference, fits my Canon R6 with 35mm 1.4 ii attached, with room for my small 85mm 1.8. More Pros: - the pivot buckles make wearing this way more comfortable than other slings I've tried - zippers have easy pull loops - three handles feels like a lot, but I find myself using every single one - inner pocket for smaller items such as memory cards - haven't used the laptop area yet, but definitely a nice bonus So far, the ONE thing I wish it had was a small extra pouch/pocket on either side for keys (mine are a bit too bulky for the front slim pocket). Otherwise it's been great to use!

I already have a reasonably nice Manfrotto backpack, but with some hiking on the horizon in the Colorado Rockies, I bought the F-Stop Lotus 32L Essentials backpack because the reviews were impressive and the specs showed a lower weight and an ability to carry slightly more gear than my Manfrotto. The quality seems excellent, I really love the Essentials inclusion of the Slope internal camera unit. The Lotus seems to be quite rugged, good quality zippers and the Essentials combo also includes a nice rain cover. My first hike for this 74 year old body went remarkably well. A younger me might have gone for a larger 40L or 50L F-Stop Essentials, but for a day hike, or a 1 or 2 overnight hike, the Lotus 32L is worth your consideration.

This is a perfect insert for my 32L Kelty backpack. It holds my Nikon Z6ii, 2 lenses and other extras. Well padded and thought-out.

Great alternative to packets you put in the oven to recharge

I love how easy it is to use this thing. I previously used the beads that must be renewed by heating them in an oven... which was a pain. This just plugs into an outlet and renews in ~6 hours. I throw it in my moisture sealed DeWalt toolbox to keep my camera accessories dry. My camera and lenses are in a Ruggard dry cabinet.

I use a large mixing bowl, filled with filtered water. I use the microwave to warm the water, 2-3 minutes, and mix about half the powder. Repeat for the remaining powder. Let it cool over night.