Class Fotorucksack

I have long sought to find a suitable photo backpack that holds my 300 plus tele teleconverter + patch DSLR.
In addition, of course, were the protection of my equipment primarily to shock + rain + theft.
In addition, he should still take all kinds of accessories and 2 additional lenses.

In photos of 400 looked a little big.
But - to my surprise positive - when I tested it for the first time in the store, he had pleasant dimensions. Not too big. And yet large enough to hold everything I need.

Have after receipt then also all filled maximally and made a wearing test. Carriers are very well adjusted.
The 'real' lap belt is very good and relieved - when properly adjusted - the shoulders enormously. I am 1,90m tall and yet I can wear these tots as a "real" hiking backpack. Ie it offers a very good comfort even after a long time.
Tüchtig loaded (approx 10 kg.) - Without a tripod and clothes - he wears very well.

First review:
- Backpack is very light (1.6 kg)
- Not overly large - and still understood Tele + Converter + ausfgesetzte DSLR.
- Many small, robust velcro walls for variable room layout
- Plenty of room for extra lenses + accessories
- Zipper of the main compartment is completely covered and offers additional weather protection
- Outside front pocket is pleasantly spacious and has good room for much small stuff. necessary even for a couple of sandwiches and cereal bars
- Can top a jacket are clamped. Or other stuff
- Two side pockets for water bottles or other stuff, on the need to be accessed quickly
- Weather protection (extendable Overcoat) sits perfect in every way
- Tripod carrying system is hidden außenin a zipper pocket and can draw forth effortlessly
- Extremely comfortable. Shoulder straps are very good. Hip dito. Can they, as well as the chest strap, set an exact fit
- "Shockproof": Sturdy Backpack, with good padding inside and out. I have no hesitation in small "Plumpsern"
- Bit of a drag, however, is the "trick" to turn the pack forward, folded forward to open it, and then remove the device. Since I'm not quite sure if that's really going so well. A little wobbles and the other lenses to fall out. Especially when it is fully loaded and is therefore quite difficult. Better put the backpack. Is simply sichrerer and easier on the nerves.

Am completely satisfied and look forward to my next "Safari"