Camera Backpack For Trekking

I got it to use with my Contour camera. I love the fact that it comes with a velcro strap which make it easy to strap on almost anything, like a backpack strap or trekking pole.

The new capture is perfect! The camera-plate slides in easy in and out. It is smaller, than the old one, so you feel it less than before when you use it with your backpack. I will buy another one, for my other backpack. When I think about my trekking-tour without it: It was horrible. Now everyone on trekking-tours asks me for the name of this part. A good gift for friends, who like to photograph.

Very pleased with this backpack - purchased specifically for travel to Africa for gorilla trekking and safaris. All my needed gear fit well, and really like the zipper compartments for accessories, journal, etc. Sure will get plenty of use in years to come - high quality construction and seems quite sturdy. Would purchase again!!

For mi kind of work in sports events and trekking is an excellent backpack. fully wetproof and lots of zips to reach confortable the equipment. Also it is not to big, just a good size for 1 body, 3 lenses, flash, drone and some batteries and chargers.

Very comfortable. Excellent for trekking. For pros, helps to free your hands for a second camera.

I used this bag while trekking throughout Banff. It withstood the rains, the hikes... enough room for two lenses, my camera, a collapsible mini-tripod. Love it!

The harness is easy to put on, comfortable to wear, keeps the camera & lens snug while trekking through fields. Highly recommended.

I bought the Slide Lite after seeing my wife's struggles with a camera slipping, binocs swinging and trekking pole dangerously close to me. The slide lite safely keeps the camera in place on her shoulder in what ever position is convenient. And it is easily accessible with the clips. Basically it works as intended

Whenever I go multi-days backcountry hiking/trekking, this is the only thing I need to protect my camera. Wrap it up and throw it into the backpack then you are good to go.

I have owned Cotton Carrier and Trekking Safari harness, and this is my favorite. It is comfortable to hold my Nikon D700 with power grip and 70-200 f/2.8. It doesn't use the screw on the bottom of the camera body, and is easy to be unbuckled to put on a tripod. The only con is it is quite bulky in my backpack. The 90 degree turn required by Cotton Carrier is quite annoying, and the back vest push pressure on the neck when the front vest hold all the weight. Trekking Safari is comfortable and it doesn't use the bottom screw as well, but it restricts the camera movements, especially if you try to turn the camera to a portrait position.