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$199.00
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9.0
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Description:
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Airport Antidote
Legal carry on backpack fits all international carry on requirements, and fits into the overhead of very small planes.
Features:
Front stretch pocket holds laptop case.
Laptop case included.
When laptop case removed, front pocket can be used.
Meets all international carry on requirements.
Fits under airline seats.
Laptop case fits easily under the seat.
Smaller size.
Holds pro size SLR cameras.
Holds up to a 400mm 2.8 lens.
Inside organizer pockets.
Business card holder.
Top pocket for sundries.
Comfortable shoulder harness.
Shoulder Harness Pocket.
Removable waistbelt.
Top, side, and bottom handles.
Side attachment point.
Monopod and Tripod attachment system.
Locking zipper sliders.
Side stretch pocket.
Curved back for comfort.
Doesnt look like a camera bag.
Raincover included.
Compatible With:
Modulus System
Product Includes:
Artificial Intelligence 15 laptop case
Seam-sealed raincover
Internal Dimensions:
15.75 H x 11 W x 6.5 D
(40 cm x 28 cm x 16.5 cm)
External Dimensions:
17 H x 11.75 W x 7
(43 cm x 30 cm x 18 cm)
(with laptop case inserted: 8 D/20.5 cm)
Laptop Case Internal Dimensions:
14.375 H x 11 W x 1.75 D
(36.5 cm x 28 cm x 4.5 cm)
Holds up to a 15 laptop.
Weight:
2 lbs. 14oz./1305 g 6 lbs/2722 g
(depending on accessories used)
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Siriusguy
Registered: June 2007
Posts: 2
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Review Date: Fri June 1, 2007
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Would you recommend the product? Yes |
Price you paid?: $199.00
| Rating: 9
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Pros:
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very well made, dividers easily rearranged
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Cons:
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does not carry too well for a taller person
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I purchased the Airport Antidote after reading the very favorable review at: http://www.bythom.com/bags.htm.
My use is for transport, more than for field usage, probably a good thing, since with my being 6'3", the bag is a bit short to carry well on my torso. Someone 5'9" or less would be much happier.
On the trip for which I used it, I had a mixed load of DSLR, zoom lens, standard lens, binoculars, flash, spotting scope and eyepiece, 2 P& S digital cameras, plus various batteries and chargers. Loaded just for photography, it would easily take my base system of a Nikon D70 with 18-200/3.5-5.6 AF-S VRII zoom, 50/1.8 Nikkor, Sigma Apo Tele Macro HSM 400/5.6, 1.4X SPAF convertr and SB-800, with room left for expansion, such as a D200 body plus a 12-24/4, and some extras, such as chargers, batteries...and an iPod Nano.
I had no problem fitting the bag under the seat of one of my planes, and no problem getting it into the overhead even on the smaller turbo-prop for the first leg of my trip. The ONLY reason why I would not rate the bag a "10" is that so far, I can't quite figure out how to get it adjusted for comfortable longer hiking purposes.
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