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DAKINE Mission Photo Pack - 1600cu in

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DAKINE Mission Photo Pack - 1600cu in

The snowboard-specific DAKINE Mission Photo Pack holds all the gear you need for a successful photography mission, a day of riding, or both. A removable Photo Block holds an SLR camera body and five lenses along with a slew of other smaller goodies. The Mission Photo Pack's two-strap snowboard carry system doubles as a tripod holder to carry the gear you need to nail that sequence of your friend throwing fives from the tabletop. You can also use either of these DAKINE packs separately because you don't always ride when you shoot or shoot when you ride.

Bottom Line: If snowboarding and photography go hand in hand during your days, you definitely need the DAKINE Mission Photo Pack.

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great versatile pack

By: ice cream headache (1)
April 2, 2008

I've taken this pack out a few times, and it's been very good. The photo block on the inside easily holds my 4 lenses no problem, with room for all the extra memory cards and other little knick knacks. Your gear is held in place really well, with no shifting. The attachments on the back hold a tripod really well, or a helmet or pads for the trip up. There's not a lot of room if you have the camera block in for other gear, probably just a snack and a light jacket. So if you need more room, maybe look at the Dakine Sequence. But the photo block can be removed to carry on its own, or to use the pack as a normal pack. Looks like it would make a great carry on bag.

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i was wondering if it could hold a 15inch Macbook Pro? i have...

i was wondering if it could hold a 15inch Macbook Pro? i have an Ogio bag and it is very nice with the laptop sleeve. but i need a Photo adventure pack to hold my DSLR and lenes, including my laptop. so does it have a place to fit a lap top safely?

By: Azndirtbik2178016 (1)
April 17, 2008

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By: tropicfunk2133179 (1)
March 22, 2008

nice for holding camera gear not so hot when bootpacking or carrying extra equipment on the outside of bag (such as board or snowshoes). The pack is too fat and floppy once loaded, needs a few extra straps to cinch things down. Found that the zipper would open of its own accord if snowshoes were attached to the outside as the carry straps do not cinch down over the zippers, only to the outside panel. nice camera bag, not a good snowsports bag, not what I expected from Dakine.

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Dakine photo backpack

By: Spinner (1)
February 27, 2008

I have nothing bad to say about it! The design of the bag is genius. It has easy access points and enough room to carry my gear. Its strong enough that I'm not worried if it gets bumped around. I love it and its as simple as that. The recommendation i have is that i would like to see the same bag, same design, though just slightly bigger. I know it holds a camera and 5 lens. I would like to see it hold possibly a camera and possibly 7-8 lens as well as a pouch on the inside to keep filters, and thats all i have to say about that. Thank you!!

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Decent product, not the best application

By: NJHeart2Heart (1)
September 17, 2007

This bag has two zippers for it's large compartment; one opens like a traditional pack, on the opposite side of the shoulder straps, and one opens on the same side as the shoulder straps. For me, what sounded like a good idea (keep shoulder straps off ground) wound up being confusing and my camera stuff was not all that accessible anyway. Also, with the photo pack attached, there is little room for anything else inside. Had I been able to “test drive” it retail, I would have bought a fanny pack (accessibility) just for camera and lenses. Construction & quality is good, & I DO like the photo block for home storage, so I will keep the set and try to use the pack elsewhere.

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Tech Specs:

Material:	630D Nylon, 600D polyester
Dimensions:	[Pack volume] 1600cu in (26L); [Block dimensions] 11 x 14 x 5in (29 x 35 x 12cm)
Camera Type:	Pro SLR
Suspension:	Padded back panel, shoulder straps
Rain Cover:	No
Access Types:	Panel zip
External Pockets:	1 Front, 2 side
Internal Dividers:	Adjustable dividers hold approximately one SLR body and 5 lenses
Dedicated Computer Sleeve:	No
Weight:	3lb 11oz (1700g)
Recommended Use:	Photography, skateboarding
Manufacturer Warranty:	Lifetime

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