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we switched to a pair of Tenba Messenger bags a while back, and I dug this monster out of storage while i was trying to make some more room. Its a Godwin Neo photography backpack, and it is a beast. we never really used it because its too much for the wife to carry around when its full.
It is in excellent condition, though i did have to dust it off a bit from being in storage. a few minor scuffs on it, but all the zippers and Velcro compartments work perfectly, as do the strap clips.
The bottom section could easily fit 4 camera bodies (even medium format bodies) and the top section could easily house 5-6 lenses. there are 4 large side pockets, and one large front pocket.
there are two straps on the top, two on one side, and two on the bottom where you could mount a tripod. (or pup tent, or SMAW, or whatever) the arm straps are well padded, and there is a padded section for your lower back. There are also two waist straps. This thing is a beast of a backpack, and is not the kind of camera bag you throw a camera and lens in for a casual day of shooting. It is designed to get a large amount of equipment somewhere. It is made of a heavy vinyl material, extremely weather resistant (even the zippers have covers) and weighs 5 lbs empty. It is heavy duty.
So...Heres the deal.
We are donating this backpack. If you need something like this, post in this thread with a brief explanation of why you need it, along with a picture of the equipment you plan to put in it.
you don't necessarily need to have enough equipment to completely fill it, but please don't ask for this for your camera and two lens setup.
The chosen recipient will receive this backpack via USPS at a total out of pocket cost of $0 (zero) dollars to them.
Donation is open to continental U.S. (and Alaska)
Canada has gotten more expensive to ship to in recent years, but I hate to exclude the wife's country of origin..so...if you need this and live in Canada, I would be willing to ship this to Canada if you are willing to cover the shipping cost difference between First Class shipping to a northern US state and where you are in Canada. (probably about $20)
*Disclaimer
Me and/or the Wife retain the right to alter, cancel or otherwise change this Donation at any time for any dumb old reason.
It is in excellent condition, though i did have to dust it off a bit from being in storage. a few minor scuffs on it, but all the zippers and Velcro compartments work perfectly, as do the strap clips.
The bottom section could easily fit 4 camera bodies (even medium format bodies) and the top section could easily house 5-6 lenses. there are 4 large side pockets, and one large front pocket.
there are two straps on the top, two on one side, and two on the bottom where you could mount a tripod. (or pup tent, or SMAW, or whatever) the arm straps are well padded, and there is a padded section for your lower back. There are also two waist straps. This thing is a beast of a backpack, and is not the kind of camera bag you throw a camera and lens in for a casual day of shooting. It is designed to get a large amount of equipment somewhere. It is made of a heavy vinyl material, extremely weather resistant (even the zippers have covers) and weighs 5 lbs empty. It is heavy duty.
So...Heres the deal.
We are donating this backpack. If you need something like this, post in this thread with a brief explanation of why you need it, along with a picture of the equipment you plan to put in it.
you don't necessarily need to have enough equipment to completely fill it, but please don't ask for this for your camera and two lens setup.
The chosen recipient will receive this backpack via USPS at a total out of pocket cost of $0 (zero) dollars to them.
Donation is open to continental U.S. (and Alaska)
Canada has gotten more expensive to ship to in recent years, but I hate to exclude the wife's country of origin..so...if you need this and live in Canada, I would be willing to ship this to Canada if you are willing to cover the shipping cost difference between First Class shipping to a northern US state and where you are in Canada. (probably about $20)
*Disclaimer
Me and/or the Wife retain the right to alter, cancel or otherwise change this Donation at any time for any dumb old reason.