Perfect Camera Backpack for long Hikes - NYA-EVO Fjord 60-C 

That's why I want to try the Fjord pack. The Kajka I used before weighs 1kg more than the Fjord because the Kajka is made for longer hikes even. So that's why I will now try how it is to trade a bit of comfort on the shoulders against 1kg of weight. I certainly gain a lot when it comes to the photography part of things ;-)

I'd say the fabric is similar to other backpacks in terms of noise. It's very robust and thick and if you brush it or rummage around in the backpack, it makes a sound. But I don't know which pack wouldn't ;-) As a disclaimer: I'm no wildlife photographer and I don't know how much noise a "silent" backpack would produce. But I can't say that the F-Stop packs I had before were any more silent - as an example

I have a Video on the 36. It also has a net, but slightly different

I usually put the Raincover on my bags when i have to throw them in sand. Here i needed the cover more for unpacking 😀

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Hallo Bruno, ja irgendwo muss man immer Kompromisse eingehen und wie bei den meisten Fotorucksäcken liegt das Rückenteil relativ flach am Rücken an. Es gibt etwas Ventilation durch die Struktur des Rückenteils, aber das ist nicht vergleichbar mit z.B. einem Deuter oder Fjällraven. Aber im Vergleich zu meinem F-Stop Satori habe ich das Gefühl, dass es besser ist. Seit ich den Rucksack habe war es aber noch nie so richtig warm und so kann ich noch nicht final sagen, wie viel ich im Sommer schwitzen werde. Aber ich erwarte einen feuchten Rücken. Dafür ist er aber sehr bequem vom Tragesystem und der Hüftgurt trägt sehr gut.

Hi, there is definitely space left for food. Up where I had put the 1kg weight, I could fit a box of food. I usually only bring prepared food on my overnight trips, so I don't own a Jet-Boil. I have to check it's size. I guess it should fit, if only a small gas cartridge is used. Also, it depends on the amount of camera gear you bring. Currently I have the medium ICU, which for a hiking trip in the alps I would not completely fill, because I'd likely leave the filters. So I might even get away with a small ICU for such trips and then I'd definitely have enough space in the top of the bag. If you can tell me the measurements of your Jet boil I can have a look, maybe find something of similar size and do a packing test.

​@@mibreit-photo thx for you fast reply, it´s like a Nalgene I think, gas catridge going into the JB, so there is no extra space needed for it... Regards from Chile

@@rockalvaro I have neither a Nalgene nor a Jetboil ;-) Can you give me its measurements. then I can just make something from cardboard to check

@@mibreit-photo hahahaha, my SUMO Jetboil is 125 x 210 mm. Big thanks! Alvaro

@@rockalvaro I did some measurements -> it will fit. In my video you see I have my rain jacket inside the main pocket at the top. For you I would rather try to stuff all clothes into the rollable top compartment (should usually work) which frees up more space for food and your jetboil in the main pocket. If this is sufficient for you I cannot say. For me it will be plenty ;-)

I still use the 70-200 EF from 10 years ago ;-) I'd love to get the rf version because of it's size, but it's still too expensive.

Ja Medium ist perfekt für meine Ausrüstung

@@mibreit-photo black Friday war "brav". Ab heute auch nya evo, danke nochmals für die vielen Tips und Ideen, alles Liebe nach Portugal Klaus

It's usually only 1-2 nichts and I carry around 18kg. But with this pack I might be able to loose one kg. The kajka I was using before weighed 1 kg more, pack alone