Can anyone confirm if this pack meets airline carry-on restrictions?
Review DAKINE Sequence Backpack - Photo Review
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I will order one soon, but before that, I want to make sure that all my babies fit in there.
D2hs + 70-200vr attached
D1h + 17-35 attached
24-70
135mm
50.4mm
14" HP Laptop
Tripod
A few affessories, like sb-800, memory card, extra battery etc.
Thanks for help
D2hs + 70-200vr attached
D1h + 17-35 attached
24-70
135mm
50.4mm
14" HP Laptop
Tripod
A few affessories, like sb-800, memory card, extra battery etc.
Thanks for help
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Me too except:
D300 + MB-D10
Nikon 24-70
Nikon 70-200
Nikon 50mm
Nikon 105mm vr
SB-800
Tripod
Still need to know if when loaded it meets the airline carry-on restrictions
You should have no problem with carryon. I had my Sequence loaded with D300, MB-D10, 17-55, 70-200, 10.5, 35mm f/2 and a bunch of clothes and other stuff and had no problems going to hawaii. :biggrin:
I reposted the one photo of all my gear in the bag. Check the original post. It should answer most your questions regarding storage and what you can fit/can't. I could probably have another lens or two in the bag as well, but I have it setup now for what I currently run with.
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Now I'm having second thoughts about the Kata R103 I just got! I like the idea of 2 bags in one.
wish it wasnt a front loading bag...
OK.
I Just got it today and want to show you guys.
D2hs + lens mounted, d1h, 70-200vr, 24-70, and 17-35.
And also, I can put regular size zoom lens at the very top part.
and also, Im able to put 2 regular size books in front side part.
I think my 14" HP laptop can fit in there instead of 2 books. :biggrin:
I Just got it today and want to show you guys.
D2hs + lens mounted, d1h, 70-200vr, 24-70, and 17-35.
And also, I can put regular size zoom lens at the very top part.
and also, Im able to put 2 regular size books in front side part.
I think my 14" HP laptop can fit in there instead of 2 books. :biggrin:
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I bought one of these bags a little over a year ago and love it. The folks at Dakine are pretty dang nice, too. After a few e-mail exchanges, they sent enough of their digital camo fabric to make matching covers for my tripod legs (homemade by Mom). I've got a bunch left over, but can't figure out how to use it. I like the fact that the inner bag can be removed.
Photo's didn't work for me unless I cut/pasted the URL's into my browser. But it looks great. Glad to see people buying it off of my review!!OK.
I Just got it today and want to show you guys.
D2hs + lens mounted, d1h, 70-200vr, 24-70, and 17-35.
And also, I can put regular size zoom lens at the very top part.
and also, Im able to put 2 regular size books in front side part.
I think my 14" HP laptop can fit in there instead of 2 books. :biggrin:
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Photo's didn't work for me unless I cut/pasted the URL's into my browser. But it looks great. Glad to see people buying it off of my review!!
My pics didn't work?!
anyway, Yes, I just want to say thank you for showing me such nice bag!:biggrin:
Nope and they aren't working for me here at work either. Weird.My pics didn't work?!
anyway, Yes, I just want to say thank you for showing me such nice bag!:biggrin:
No problem. If I like a product I make it WELL known
I'm debating using it while riding on my motorcycle since it does pad my spine nicely, so if I were to go down on the bike, my back should still be okay. I wouldn't carry all my gear though, most likely just my D2x, 2 lenses and a flash, then pack some clothes in there too for additional protection. I'd want some reflective tape to be added though if I do that.Wow,
Great review and it looks like this bag may work for me as well...:smile:
To those that have had their a while is the bag still holding up nicely? Seems there was a price increase from the $115 price up to the $160 area :frown:....I need to shop around a it more though.
Thanks again
Great review and it looks like this bag may work for me as well...:smile:
To those that have had their a while is the bag still holding up nicely? Seems there was a price increase from the $115 price up to the $160 area :frown:....I need to shop around a it more though.
Thanks again
I have the dakine Mission and its just as great, not as big as this one and perfect for a walk around the city.
do you have pics of this one as well? especially of you wearing the bag so we can see the size in relation
I hope to pick this up in the near future.
The Sequence works well if you want to haul everything at once. But something slightly smaller, possibly lighter with less gear would be nice for the lengthy walks and hikes. All my gear gets heavy after a while :biggrin:
Scott
You have to rest the weight on your hips. If you do it right, 95% of the weight is on your hips, with your shoulder & chest straps just keeping it on your body. This is very similar to how Firefighters SCBA (Self Contained Breathing Apparatus) work and they weight much more than all my gear loaded in the pack!
I will have to try this. I'll admit, I haven't adjusted the straps since I got the pack. I put the backpack on, and it felt alright to be honest.You have to rest the weight on your hips. If you do it right, 95% of the weight is on your hips, with your shoulder & chest straps just keeping it on your body. This is very similar to how Firefighters SCBA (Self Contained Breathing Apparatus) work and they weight much more than all my gear loaded in the pack!
For when i do use my camera though, I recently just pulled the photo block out, and used the over-the-shoulder strap. Once spring time actually arrives, and it gets warmer out... I'll most likely put the block back into the bag, and carry the bag around. Especially since I'll probably be out taking pictures more. :biggrin:
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I'm intrigued by the smaller size of the Mission. How well does the D3 or D2 size body fit in one? (Trying not to lug everything when I travel)
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