The bag also features an internal frame like traditional hiking backpacks alongside being made of tough waterproof material.
It might cost a lot, but for me its decent value given the years of service.
you’re able to, alternatively, buy the pack/bag only and purchase the desired ICU separately.
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When you consider the weight in this context, the Tilopa is lightweight given the capacity of the bag.
On the inside, the Tilopa features an aluminum frame like traditional hiking backpacks to add rigidity and comfort.
This, I have to say helps to make the Tilopa incredibly comfortable to wear.
This is ideal when shooting in water or muddy locations.
This allows you to access your kit via the rear panel perfect for outdoor photography.
Should I buy the f-stop Tilopa 50L DuraDiamond?
DuraDiamond material can be easily wiped clean, but it’s still a useful feature.
Just know that the Small ICUs do allow for a great deal of non-photographic kit to be carried.
If you only need a medium-size backpack, the 37 Liter f-stop Ajna may be a better option.
While the Tilopa would function perfectly in urban environments, I typically use lower-capacity backpacks in the city.
(Image credit: James Abbott)
(Image credit: James Abbott)
(Image credit: James Abbott)
(Image credit: James Abbott)
(Image credit: James Abbott)
(Image credit: James Abbott)
(Image credit: James Abbott)
(Image credit: James Abbott)
