The blue, 30L FotoTrek Hiking Photo Backpack from Ruggard is lightweight, comfortable, and made for hiking while photographing the environment in challenging locations. This large pack can be worn all day while shooting nature or city life. It accommodates a DSLR or large mirrorless camera, a tripod, accessories, and even a full day's change of clothing. The pack has moisture-wicking back and shoulder padding for all-day comfort plus a chest strap. The removable interior camera case splits the pack into separate upper and lower compartments. Use the exterior straps to compress the pack to optimize weight distribution and attach gear including tripods, monopods, and walking poles. Plenty of pockets, compartments, and accessory straps store essentials and allow you to add extra carabiners and pouches. The pack has a weather-resistant ripstop nylon exterior, making it safe for venturing out in damp environments. For extra protection in wet weather the rain cover can be quickly deployed from its bottom-zippered pocket. The interior can be accessed using the easy-grip zipper pulls. The large zipper pulls make it easy to open the pack quickly, even if you're wearing gloves.

The zippered side-access panel makes it easy to get to your gear. Sling the backpack over your shoulder and quickly unzip it for access to your camera. The removable camera case can be used as a standalone bag or as an insert for organization in the pack. It will accommodate your camera, lenses, and memory cards. It can be attached to your belt for hip access, carried over your shoulder, or across your body.

A padded compartment protects your 17" laptop or stores a 3L hydration reservoir, available separately. Bring your computer for editing and uploading photos or pack hydration for long hikes. Feel secure with this backpack and its brightly-colored fabric and emergency whistle. The bright-blue color stands out in a crowd or amongst the trees. Blow the whistle if you need help or to alert people to your location.

For Digital Camera, Accessories & Laptop    Holds 17" Laptop or 3L Hydration Pouch    Backpack Straps, Sternum Strap & Handle    Removable Camera Case with Strap    Side Camera Access    4 Dividers with Touch-Fasteners    Weather-Resistant Ripstop Nylon    Includes Rain Cover

• Hiking photography backpack
• Holds 17" laptop or 3L liquid reservoir
• Side camera access
• Removable 10 x 8 x 4" camera insert with strap
• Water bottle / tripod pocket
• Weather-resistant ripstop nylon
• Emergency whistle
• Moister-wicking back and shoulder padding
• Customizable padded dividers
• Large, easy-grip zipper pulls
• Rain cover

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this fit an R6 Mark II with the 800mm F11 attached?

A: No, the Ruggard Outrigger 45 Backpack (Black) is a touch to small to put the Canon R6 II with the 800mm f/11 lens attached in it.

Q: 2. Could this keep my gear warm while skiing?

A: Yes it does and it will do the job you want it to for skiing. However, there are other backpacks that would be better suited for you in regards to skiing. I have noticed with this bag that its a bit bulky so getting on and off chairlifts can be anoying because you have to take off and put on the back pack everytime ou get to a lift. Also, it can be a bit difficult to ski with at times, I noticed this more if I didn't have the strap size right, but it doesn't have a waist strap so it has a tendency to bounce a little more. Also every time you want to get your camera out of the bag you have to take it off and lay it in the snow which can be annoying.Overall this is a good backpack and it will do the job you want it to. However, there are other back packs that would be better suited for you, especially if you wanted one specifically for skiing. Id recommend a sling bag or one that has a wait and chest strap, and can be easily accessible and wont get in your way skiing.

Q: 3. does it have a tripod holder?

A: No.

Q: 4. Does a Nikon AF Zoom-NIKKOR 80-200mm f/2.8D ED Lens fits ok???? or I need to go to a RUGGARD OUTRIGGER 65 Backpack

A: The interior base to height is about 14 inches. If you pull out all the interior foam separators the width at the base of the interior is about 10.5 inches and tapers to a curved top that is narrower. Depends on what camera you have it attached to and the full length/width of your lens plus camera body. I can fit a D750 with an f4 70-200 lens attached, plus a Nikon 5000 speedlight flash and a couple of gadgets inside with the separators still intact. But a battery pack etc would change the dynamics. I find the pack easy to wear and like the non-camera pockets for other items. I am a petite female so I don't know how long the straps go for a taller torso, but I wear it nearly all the way tightened so definitely some room to lenghten strap.

Q: 5. What is the waist size range for the hip belt? What is the recommended user torso length?

A: The Ruggard FotoTrek PKR-730BL Hiking Photo Backpack comes with an adjustable hip belt. The maximum waist size on this bag is 58”.

Q: 6. Will this bag hold a Canon 70D & battery pack with a Canon EF 110-400mm attached?

A: Yes, that gear will fit in the outrigger 45.

Q: 7. Can a tripod or water bottle be attached on the sides?

A: Yes, the Ruggard Outrigger 45 backpack side pockets can accommodate a regular size bottle of water.

Q: 8. How many liters?

A: I'm sorry, this bag is not listed in liters. The Interior Dimensions 9 x 17 x 5" / 22.86 x 43.18 x 12.7 cm

Q: 9. Does it come with a Camera Compartment (adjustable dividers)? Camera Compartment size please?

A: Unfortunately, the Vanguard VEO Active Birder 56 Spotting Scope Bag / Hiking Backpack (Gray, 47L) does not include a camera compartment.

Q: 10. Could I also carry a 13 laptop in here along with a DSLR and lenses?

A: I finally found this backpack. It does not have a computer slot though I did test my 13 laptop in the large lens compartment side without lenses in the pack. With an ultra slim hard case it is possibility that it could fit.Hope this helps-