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Archive 2008SoldNaneu Pro Backpacks
p.1 #1SoldNaneu Pro Backpacks
I have a few Naneu Pro backpacks, they're really padded, nice features, very well built. Nice ergonomics, some of the best fitting and most comfortable bags I've tried.
They're brand new, price includes shipping in the US and paypal fees.
Adventure K3L SOLD details
Alpha SOLD details
pm for details or with any questions
Edited by toddhata on Apr 30, 2008 at 01:58 PM GMT
Edited on Apr 30, 2008 at 03:58 PM
They're brand new, price includes shipping in the US and paypal fees.
Adventure K3L SOLD details
Alpha SOLD details
pm for details or with any questions
Edited by toddhata on Apr 30, 2008 at 01:58 PM GMT
Edited on Apr 30, 2008 at 03:58 PM
Mar 20, 2008 at 09:08 AM
p.1 #2SoldNaneu Pro Backpacks
I just tried out the K3L, loaded it up with 2 bodies with lenses attached and 2 additional lenses. They all fit in the camera compartment in the bottom. My HP 6700 series laptop 15.4" widescreen fits nicely in the laptop compartment. Weighed in at 20 lbs without any accessories, probably get up to 25 lbs with extra batteries and a couple bottles of water.
It's extrememly comfortable, very well balanced, doesn't feel like 20 lbs on your back. The back has a little system to keep the bag from touching your back so air flows through and you don't sweat. It makes the bag stick out a little more, but it's very comfortable. Nice waist strap and front strap to balance out the bag perfectly.
It's a fairly big bag, but if you want to carry a laptop, a bunch of camera gear and a jacket, water, tripod, and accessories, it's a great bag. If you don't need the laptop compartment, the Alpha will hold a little less, but is smaller.
It's extrememly comfortable, very well balanced, doesn't feel like 20 lbs on your back. The back has a little system to keep the bag from touching your back so air flows through and you don't sweat. It makes the bag stick out a little more, but it's very comfortable. Nice waist strap and front strap to balance out the bag perfectly.
It's a fairly big bag, but if you want to carry a laptop, a bunch of camera gear and a jacket, water, tripod, and accessories, it's a great bag. If you don't need the laptop compartment, the Alpha will hold a little less, but is smaller.
Mar 22, 2008 at 09:58 PM
p.1 #5SoldNaneu Pro Backpacks
I just sold a small Naneau bp. It was too small for me, but it was the most comfortable bp I have used.
Ron
Ron
Mar 24, 2008 at 03:16 PM
p.1 #6SoldNaneu Pro Backpacks
I purchased one of the Alpha backpacks from Todd, and I am very impressed w/ both the transaction and the backpack itself. Todd shipped via USPS priority mail (at my request) at his own cost and included an additional rain cover w/ the order. Payment sent Sunday 03/23, backpack was shipped out the same day and received three days later (it had to travel from the West to the East coast).
On to the backpack itself. High-quality construction and material. I'm guessing this backpack will last as long as I will, and if it doesn't, there is a limited lifetime warranty. Very comfortable to wear, with generous padding on the back and straps. It's also aesthetically pleasing; I find it rather handsome.
Squeezed my D70s w/ a 60mm attached, along w/ three other lenses, my Nodal Ninja 3, and an SB-600 flash. I can probably fit even more stuff in there, I didn't exactly utilize the space very efficiently... Velcro is a pain in the butt, but almost all customizeable camera bags use the same set-up. Someone needs to invent a better system for customizing bag space. There are an abundant number of other pockets and compartments to store all your other accessories.
Shot of the backside, w/ the camera compartment zipped up:
A view of the top compartment:
The camera section can be removed to use the bag as a normal backpack:
My only qualm w/ this bag are the waistbands. I'm sure they're useful for support while hiking or what-not, but otherwise they're rather large and I feel a bit goofy walking around w/ them flapping around at my sides. Haha.
Again, many thanks to Todd for a smooth, quick transaction and a wonderful bag. If you are in need of a new camera backpack, I would suggest giving this bag a consideration.
Edited on Mar 26, 2008 at 12:34 PM
On to the backpack itself. High-quality construction and material. I'm guessing this backpack will last as long as I will, and if it doesn't, there is a limited lifetime warranty. Very comfortable to wear, with generous padding on the back and straps. It's also aesthetically pleasing; I find it rather handsome.
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Squeezed my D70s w/ a 60mm attached, along w/ three other lenses, my Nodal Ninja 3, and an SB-600 flash. I can probably fit even more stuff in there, I didn't exactly utilize the space very efficiently... Velcro is a pain in the butt, but almost all customizeable camera bags use the same set-up. Someone needs to invent a better system for customizing bag space. There are an abundant number of other pockets and compartments to store all your other accessories.
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My only qualm w/ this bag are the waistbands. I'm sure they're useful for support while hiking or what-not, but otherwise they're rather large and I feel a bit goofy walking around w/ them flapping around at my sides. Haha.
Again, many thanks to Todd for a smooth, quick transaction and a wonderful bag. If you are in need of a new camera backpack, I would suggest giving this bag a consideration.
Edited on Mar 26, 2008 at 12:34 PM
Mar 26, 2008 at 12:34 PM
p.1 #7SoldNaneu Pro Backpacks
K3L sold
Edited by toddhata on Apr 03, 2008 at 08:23 PM GMT
Edited on Apr 03, 2008 at 10:23 PM
Edited by toddhata on Apr 03, 2008 at 08:23 PM GMT
Edited on Apr 03, 2008 at 10:23 PM
Mar 28, 2008 at 08:26 AM
p.1 #8SoldNaneu Pro Backpacks
Bump for great products. I love my Alpha, perfect for nature hikes with my 40D and 100-400, with my 100Macro tucked in. Room for jacket, snacks etc. in the top compartment. I like the padded waist for comfort myself, but it is a bit chunky if you don't use it.
Mar 31, 2008 at 03:15 PM