Kata DR-467 Backpacks

Kata DR-467 Backpacks 

DESCRIPTION

The DR-467 Digital Rucksack features a unique TST RIB structural protection for two D/SLR with mounted lens, 3-4 lenses, flash etc. + personal gear and a laptop. By removing the padded bottom camera insert you can easily convert this rucksack from a camera bag to a daypack when not shooting. The main compartment holds a D/SLR in top grip position while the modular dividers system will separate, organize and protect lenses, flashes and other accessories to suit your particular needs. The dedicated padded laptop compartment will hold and protect up to a 15” laptop. The large top compartment will hold personal gear or additional equipment, and the internal pockets and mp3 player pouch will allow you to organize your personal effects as efficiently as your photographic gear. Ample external pockets allow quick zippered access to supplies and a water bottle/ tripod support pocket pulls out from a side pocket. Included rain cover folds neatly away into an integrated pocket and can be hung out to dry on the small buckle next to the handle, or tucked away for storage in one of the pockets. When carrying, a chest belt and balancing waist strap are available for ultimate comfort, and the rucksack is also compatible with the Kata Insertrolley if wheel along transportation is needed.

USER REVIEWS

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[Sep 07, 2008]
theflyingnun
Intermediate

I had my reservations about this bag, so I went hunting to see it in person.

To address the concerns I had:

-No, it's not extraordinarily big. Certainly smaller than my Wegner laptop backpack, but a bit bigger than the baseline Jansport. It's a mid-sized bag-- smaller than many, but not much larger than your "standard" backpack.

-The storage space is surprisingly roomy. I know, I didn't think it would be either. But it is.

-Yes, there is an All-Weather cover. I don't care what kind of use you think it will face, it needs one of these. Unless your bag is virtually impenetrable without one, it's an absolute necessity. And, no, your bag isn't as waterproof as you may think it is. Not after an hour of European rain.

-The pocket you see with an air can can easily hold a water bottle . Or a monopod. Or a tripod. Or whatever similarly-sized cylindrical, weatherproof accessory you may find yourself wanting.

-Yes, it's comfortable. I can move without fear of knocking someone out. And I can walk for hours with it on. I'm a 5'9" man, and I never feel overwhelmed.

-If you're determined, and your flight attendant isn't new at the game, it will fit under a seat in an airplane. Trust me, you can't overpack this bag.

-You can't overpack this bag.

-Buy a small luggage lock. Or plan to make your bag look really ugly so as to deter thieves.

OVERALL
RATING
4
VALUE
RATING
5
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