Pro Express user review

I’ve been using the Pro Express pack for a couple of weeks now. For me, this is the perfect travel pack. My computer fits in the front slot (unlike other pack makers that slide the computer into the back… making for a very uncomfortable carry). It will fit perfectly into an over-head on a small plane, and it carries my pro size camera body, 6 lenses, nd filters etc… with ease. Well thought out, well made and comfortable. Love it!
-Carolyn G.

Impluse Sling user review

I’m back from Japan and you can see my photos on my site below. Just go to the travel page. Most are snapshots…not great photos, but there are a few good ones.

The sling worked great! I really liked how versatile and comfortable it was. I loaded it up too much on some days, but it didn’t complain. My set up is a Nikon D700 with 3 primes (35mm, 50mm, 85mm) or 2 primes and one zoom (35mm, 50mm and 28-200mm). Add in the hoods and a Benro carbon travel tripod (about 13 inches and around 1lb) and the camera portion was full. Add in a filter pouch, a LEE holder and shade, glasses, water, maps, cell phone, etc. and it was heavy (top compartment). I added a D-ring carabiner to the top thumb loop. It helped with carrying it one handed and made the sling easy to hang from my tripod for ballast. I would suggest this to everyone who owns it. It tucks away nicely too in the gap into the upper compartment.

No one knew it was a camera bag unless I had the tripod on the outside. Many people were surprised when I pulled out a D700. LOL

Thanks for a great product!

-Michael J.

Traveler user review

The Traveler is my strolling bag for around town and short walks. It will carry a small system camera with a couple of lenses, spare battery, cleaning cloth, wind jacket, pen & paper and, of course, a phone. I sometimes add an accessory pou…ch to the side to carry a handheld GPS receiver. The pack is easy to carry with either the shoulder strap or grab handle, provides quick access to the inside, and sheds a modest rain. The moderately stiff construction, dividers and wrap-around zippers work well to secure the contents, although it is a front loader so I have to be careful when opening the main compartment so that the contents stay put when I am wearing the pack. I store the camera in the top where it can be easily pulled out by unzipping only the top. Lenses go in the bottom where I can reach them by unzipping one side at a time.
-Nils N.

Contrejour 40 user review

I shoot a lot of extreme sports in the Canadian Rockies and like to carry a little extra gear for landscapes while we are out there. I have used a lot of packs but have put the Contejoure40 to the test this season. I where it on every ski t…rip and every kiteskiing trip and even to the occasional commercial shoot. I have even had a 13meter kite stored in the back section with my basic pro kit loaded in the camera block. This is a super smart pack and easy to open or get on and off (even with gloves). My basic pro kit and travel gear live in this thing all the time now so I can just grab and go. A few modular pouches or chest mount would make this the complete unit.
-Kurtis K.

Pro Elite and BodyLink user review

I have the Clik Pro Elite and Body Link Telephoto pack. I love them both I wish I could use them together. I have taken Pro Elite back packing all over Acadia National Park with no problem. My gear was safe rain or shine and I was very comfortable carrying 40 to 50 lb pack around the park. Great bags and can’t wait to see the new 2011 line.
-Gerry V.

Probody Sport user review

I have the probody sport and take it everywhere. It’s like ur favorite hat, always goes with ya and when it’s nit u can’t wait to put it back on. I already have my next clik picked out and can’t wait to use it. Great products & a great company.
Nick M.

Probody Sport and Large Chestpack user review

I’ve got the Probody Sport and the Large Chest Pack. I love them both! The Probody Sport is good for day trips out, carries LOTS of camera gear and plenty of other stuff too! The small pockets are very useful for keeping all the small bi…ts and pieces organized. I use the Chest Pack anytime I’ll be out for just a short period. It’s been especially nice out snowshoeing or hiking, being able to draw and stash the camera so quickly makes it so much easier to get the shot and then quickly stow and go! I ended up with some extra buckles for the chest pack, so my backpacking pack is set up to carry the chest pack, and I’ll be putting that into action in a couple weeks!
-Josh V.