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Jun 14 |
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The best solution for carrying a D-SLR when hiking @KateGregory Thanks Kate. That confirms the ease of access to the camera, which was a really important factor in my question. I guess the only point remaining to be confirmed is whether one can wear such a waist bag at the same time as a large backpack when that backpack is strapped to the hips. I assume the waist bag and its strap go above the backpack strap, between chest and hip level? |
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Jun 13 |
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The best solution for carrying a D-SLR when hiking Thanks Kate, it's good to know my batteries might be okay after all. Can you comment on the compatibility of using a waist bag like this in conjunction with a backpack? The waist bag on its own would not have sufficient capacity to hold my tent, food, sleeping bag, etc. |
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Jun 13 |
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The best solution for carrying a D-SLR when hiking @berry120 Thanks for the Eneloops tip, I hadn't heard of those. Having just spent a few minutes Googling these, am I correct in assuming they are only available in standard formats like AA or AAA? If this is the case, it would not suit my D-SLR which takes a proprietary battery format. |
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Jun 12 |
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Jun 12 |
asked | The best solution for carrying a D-SLR when hiking |
