Super allrounder 2

I have a backpack for 10 months. After long consideration (> 2 months) I decided for this because it has a tripod holder next to the large rear camera storage compartment, also a daypack (Extra storage space for odds and ends, and "supply), as well.

The comfort is quite good, although I partly feel the waist belt rather than a hindrance, because useful. When run, the arms always rub some truth, which is a little uncomfortable in the summer with T-shirt. The small chest between the carriers, however, is completely unnecessary.

The all-weather shell (for the AW is in the name) is quickly brought out from the compartment located at the bottom and pulled over. Packing without a thick bead on the other hand is a bit more complicated. Unfortunately a tripod does not fit with the under cover.

The tripod holder is suitable only for smaller stands, a regular tripod but leans too much from the backpack. I use it only for my monopod Cullmann 550 magnesite. Where I even usually be placed into one of the side pockets, because here also each Fixing belts are available.

The inner space division can be selected only partially, the reinforced center tunnel can actually be regarded as fixed. But this is not problematic, since you would probably always choose this variant. As I have divided my place, you can see in any of the above photos. I have next to the camera with lens attached and GeLi 3 more lenses with Geli and lightning in the backpack and still so much space, I get a small tripod in a backpack (ie alternatively additional 2-3 lenses or flash). Apart from the 2 large walls are otherwise included only the small partitions. All that is still an additional large cushion included as a camera support.
Something detrimental to the rear pack system is that the straps are usually something in the way that you can turn around but that they are no longer in the way. Is disturbing that the lid can not be opened completely and is always under tension and must be kept open. This makes it difficult to access especially in the lower compartments something.

In the additional actual backpack compartment fits still plenty of odds and ends. Extra batteries, charger, manual, cables, wallet, ...

After he has been with me for some tours (walking, cycling) in rough terrain, I can issue a strong buy recommendation, with those minor restrictions.