Tamrac 3380137 Aero 80 Photo/Laptop Backpack (Rust)
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| List Price: | $99.95 |
| Price: | $97.95 |
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Average customer review:Product Description
The Aero 80 is a fully functional camera bag, comfortable daypack and computer backpack in one convenient pack. The main compartment is completely foam-padded to protect a DSLR with a grip and lens attached, 2-3 additional lenses, and accessories. A separate, completely foam-padded compartment in the back provides quick access to a laptop up to 17", without disturbing photo gear. The large top compartment with internal mesh pockets holds lunch, a light jacket, or other personal items needed on a photo outing. Mesh pockets on the sides and front of this pack provide easy, fast access to accessories and water bottles.
Product Details
- Color: Rust
- Brand: Tamrac
- Model: 3380
- Dimensions: 18.50" h x 9.00" w x 12.50" l, 3.15 pounds
Features
- Fully functional camera bag, comfortable daypack and computer backpack in one convenient pack.
- Main compartment is foam-padded to protect a digital SLR with grip and lens attached, 2-3 additional lenses and accessories.
- Separate, completely foam-padded laptop compartment provides quick access to most 17" screen laptops, without disturbing photo gear.
- Large top compartment with internal mesh pockets holds lunch, a light jacket, or other personal items.
- Mesh pockets on sides and front for quick access to accessories and water bottles.
Customer Reviews
good for small loads
I like this overall. I'm a pro photographer and needed something that fits easily in overhead bins in planes. there's enough room for 2 bodies, laptop, 2 hyperdrives, 5 lenses (med size), all my chargers, lots of batteries, a flash head, and some misc stuff. you have to get creative but you can get quite a bit in there. it's probably not meant for what I use it for (primary bag) but it works well
Very pleased
I received this back pack a couple of weeks ago and took it with me on a trip to Vegas. I was very pleased with the construction, quality, and craftsmanship of the pack. The overall design works very well, and should provide plenty of equipment space for the average family photographer. My 17 inch laptop fit in there quite comfortably and the upper portion of the pack provided plenty of room for the power cord and few extras that I normally take along with me. I travel quite often and can safely say this bag will be my primary carry on from here on out. I highly recommend it.
The only cons I would have are that you're not going to access your equipment without taking off the pack and laying it down. I gathered that before I purchased this item and it wasn't really a factor for me. The upper storage area of the pack isn't huge, but it more than suited my needs. Even with the power supply for my laptop in the upper portion, I still have room for my Ipod, cell phone, and a few snacks. You could also cram, (and I mean cram) a lightweight jacket in there if you absolutely had to, but it'd be snug.
Convenient and easy to carry
I bought this simply for the fact that I can carry my laptop along with my camera equipment. First off, it must be said that you can carry one camera body with a mounted lens and battery grip, two more lenses and a flash unit. You might be able to squeeze one more body, depending on the size though. Other photographers may find this limiting. But the other accessories like your cd's, power supplies, batteries and other lenses and such will fit in the other main compartment. I do wish however that one of the inside pockets did not have a stitched divider. I would have prefered a larger section to place larger items, but those items fit in the other areas. The laptop section is nice and you can squeeze the electrical power cord in the same area. The main reason I bought this is that when I travel, I no longer have to carry a seperate laptop case and camera equipment case on a plane. When I had these two items, I had to sacrifice a personal item in which I would carry snacks and other items. By combining a laptop case and camera case into one, I know can have a persnal carry on item on the plane again. The only drawback some photographers may face is that there is no tripod slot. But other than that, I'm happy with this back pack and would definitely recommend it to my fellow photographers.





