Camera Bag for Tour Trunk.
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I have a LowePro Vertex 200 AW (bought from B&H in 2011, just looked up the order) that has been all over the world with me and fits perfectly in my chopped TP.
It holds two bodies (Nikon Z9, Z7), enough lenses, batteries, and various other odds and ends to work for me. If I remove the tripod head I can fit a compact tripod as well (there's enough headroom), but typically I'd put that in an SGS stretched sidecase. I also have a lot of more heavy-duty tripods and other gear from when I shot film (4x5, 617, 612) but these days with digital cameras I haven't touched any of that in maybe 15 years.
Before the SGS for 20 years I shot off a BMW GS with a Givi topcase.
It holds two bodies (Nikon Z9, Z7), enough lenses, batteries, and various other odds and ends to work for me. If I remove the tripod head I can fit a compact tripod as well (there's enough headroom), but typically I'd put that in an SGS stretched sidecase. I also have a lot of more heavy-duty tripods and other gear from when I shot film (4x5, 617, 612) but these days with digital cameras I haven't touched any of that in maybe 15 years.
Before the SGS for 20 years I shot off a BMW GS with a Givi topcase.
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Thanks for all the input. Final decision after reading bag specs until the cows came home was the VSGO 25 liter backpack from amazon. Its fits the tour pack perfectly. Do I carry too much? Yes I do, but its better than wanting something that you left at home.
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