Peter McKinnon Nomatic 35L Camera Pack | 2 Year Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
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First off, let's talk materials. The McKinnon Camera Bag is built like a tank, with water-resistant tramline material and reinforced zippers. It's a beast, weighing in at 5.75 lbs, but that's the price you pay for durability. I've had mine for 2 years now, and it's held up incredibly well through all sorts of adventures.
Now, onto aesthetics. This bag screams professional, with a sleek black exterior and contrasting tan interior. Plus, it's not immediately obvious that it's a camera bag, which adds a layer of security.
Comfort is key for those long shoots, and this bag delivers. Padded shoulder straps, a sternum strap, and a hip belt ensure you can lug your gear around all day without feeling like you've been hit by a truck.
Organization is where this bag shines. It's spacious enough to fit multiple bodies, lenses, accessories, and even a laptop. The customizable dividers make it easy to tailor the interior to your specific needs.
But, let's address the elephant in the room-the price. At just under $400, it's definitely an investment. But trust me, you'll get your money's worth. My bag has lasted me 2 years and still looks and functions like new.
Overall, the Peter McKinnon Camera Bag is a game-changer for professional photographers who need space, durability, and style. It's not without its flaws, but for those who demand the best, this bag delivers.
So, if you're tired of lugging around multiple bags on shoots, do yourself a favor and check out the Peter McKinnon Camera Bag. Your back will thank you.
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This is the most concise, thorough, and well produced video that I've seen on this bag - and I've watch more than a few ranging from initial release a few years back until yours. I just received the latest Nomatic Luma 18L pack and immediately returned it as it was WAY too small for my EDC needs. While I considered the 25L, I found a great deal on a new 35L and your video helped me make my decision to order it. I do plan to use this as my EDC... I tend to live (likely to a fault) by the mantra "better to have and not need, than need and not have". This bag seems perfect. Thank you for posting the review - it's reassuring to know it has done so well with the miles you put on it!
This bag is very well thought of but it’s insanely expensive if you wanna buy all the extras. Personally I prefer to save money and get good lenses. There are still out there some decent companies like lowepro that make excellent camera bags that cost way less. But this is just me. Everybody is free to spend their money in any way they want.
A lowepro will apart eventually. This bag comes with a lifetime warranty AND it'll last you literally forever. You won't need another travel bag ever again.
@@jeffbrown8117I have a lowepro bag close to 20 years and it’s perfectly fine. This is why I bought another one recently. I guess it may have to do with how you treat your gear. I like to tale care of my stuff. But I don’t doubt what you say.