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<blockquote data-quote="rocketman122" data-source="post: 323800" data-attributes="member: 14443">Like Marcel said towel with lint, not a good idea.BAGS-if you need a travel/very minimal style bag, consider a toploader style waist bag-if you want to carry a camera, 2 small lenses and a flash then a small sling bag or a sholder bag or a small backpack is the way to go.-if you know youre going to get more gear then consider a bigger shoulder bag or backpack. IMO, a great backpack is the mini trekker AW. you can take some clothes and extra stuff inside if youre traveling. still small enough for day trekking and staying small enough that you wont strain yourself. ive done trekking with my photo trekker AW with 2.8 big zooms, primes and pro cameras. its not fun. but it all depends on you.<a href="http://www.ebay.com/sch/Cameras-Photo-/625/i.html?_from=R40&amp;_nkw=mini+trekker+aw" target="_blank">mini trekker aw in Cameras &amp; Photo | eBay</a>it has an AW cover for heavy weather and a place to mount a tripod on the outside if you need it. but hands down price and what you can fit, its the best. it will also fit pro level cameras (height wise)I also have this bag. amazing bag. just do a search on google and see how popular it is. I think one of their best selling backpacks ever.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rocketman122, post: 323800, member: 14443"] Like Marcel said towel with lint, not a good idea. BAGS -if you need a travel/very minimal style bag, consider a toploader style waist bag -if you want to carry a camera, 2 small lenses and a flash then a small sling bag or a sholder bag or a small backpack is the way to go. -if you know youre going to get more gear then consider a bigger shoulder bag or backpack. IMO, a great backpack is the mini trekker AW. you can take some clothes and extra stuff inside if youre traveling. still small enough for day trekking and staying small enough that you wont strain yourself. ive done trekking with my photo trekker AW with 2.8 big zooms, primes and pro cameras. its not fun. but it all depends on you. [url=http://www.ebay.com/sch/Cameras-Photo-/625/i.html?_from=R40&_nkw=mini+trekker+aw]mini trekker aw in Cameras & Photo | eBay[/url] it has an AW cover for heavy weather and a place to mount a tripod on the outside if you need it. but hands down price and what you can fit, its the best. it will also fit pro level cameras (height wise) I also have this bag. amazing bag. just do a search on google and see how popular it is. I think one of their best selling backpacks ever. [/QUOTE]

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