Hama |"Trekkingtour" 160 Camera Backpack | Black

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Product Description

Hiking and photography - two passions requiring very particular camera equipment. That’s because if you are taking lengthy trekking excursions, you won’t make it very far with a camera bag. For one thing, there's no room for all your gear, like your camera, provisions and rain cover. For another, carrying a camera bag can put a lot of strain on your body. The “Trekkingtour” camera rucksack combines these two demands and is the ideal companion while hiking or trekking. From the camera equipment, to provisions, to the rain jacket: It all fits inside the “Trekkingtour” camera rucksack. Besides the essential digital camera, additional accessories such as lenses and a flash attachment all fit inside the large compartment. Adjustable interior dividers provide clear organisation, and keep the various pieces of equipment in place. The rucksack also provides practical details: a compartment that can be filled from the top, a side pocket, interior compartments, zip-up compartment with keyring pendant – for smaller accessories like memory cards, batteries, cables, plasters, keys, but also drinking bottles and provisions. There’s a padded tablet compartment on the rear interior side. A tripod can even be attached to the straps provided. For long trips with heavy equipment, you need a rucksack with well thought-out space allowance; you also need a pack that is comfortable and easy on your back. The rucksack is designed with ergonomics in mind. The shoulder straps as well as the hip strap are adjustable and padded, and the chest strap is height-adjustable. Thus, you can adjust your trekking rucksack for the optimal weight distribution. Of course the back is padded as well. Quick access to the padded camera compartment from the outside of the rucksack eliminates fumbling around in an uncomfortable posture. The best scenes are often found in the changing weather. With a rain cover and durable, water-resistant bottom, you will be able to face these adversities atop the mountain.