Epic Backpack

[Ben Graham]

The backpack part is fine. I don't hike with it. I have used it to carry a lot. Straps are well made. I have a crumpler that is more comfortable.

 

[eric a wahl]

I have about 5 portabrace cases and yes, I have a backpack one, it's the BK-3LCL
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produ...e_BK_3LCL_BK_3LCL_Modular_Backpack_Local.html

 

[eric a wahl]

I would like to see the Portabrace LP-4

 

[eric a wahl]

innerspacecases.com made me a laser cut foam insert that fit perfect in my backpack for my 6 Ziess 2.1 Len's

 

[Ron Goodman]

I just got my Epic this week , and I'm wanting to get a backpack that will hold an epic and 2 or 3 RPP lenses. Along with batteries, cables, LCD, etc. Any suggestions? I'm looking for the best of the best since it's going to be quite an expensive load. This is so I can run around grabbing 5K cinema wherever I go!

You might want to consider a Leica LM/ARC mount with a selection of Voigtlanders and Leica M glass. 5 of these lenses weigh as much as 1 retrofocus cinema lens and give stunning results. We are offering a specially modified line of lenses for this mount and the Epic starting....some amazing glass starting as wide as 8mm with a good selection through 35mm. Generally speaking lenses of over 35mm in focal length will work without modifications.

 

[Scott Miller]

Although I can not actually try one on.... After playing with several this afternoon... the one I CAN NOT try out is certainly looking to be the winner, the Tenba Shootout Roller:

http://www.tenba.com/products/Shootout-Large-Rolling-Backpack.aspx

It is a roller, and has what looks like a great tripod system (I will primarily want to lug my O'Connor 515 on some soon to be purchased CF sticks)

 

[stu aull]

Hey thanks Scott - this one will go to the top of my (longish) backpack List!

Stu Aull
Alaska