Anyone else notice the new Versipacks?

[FoxholeAtheist]

The "Devildog"

"The Maxpedition™ DevilDog™ (#0405) is a spacious buttpack equipped with pouches on both side for carrying 1L Nalgene bottles. Padded belt strap with 2” quick release can be concealed inside. Main compartment opens to reveal 500 cu. in. of space with heavy duty internal organizers in front and back of the compartment, drains through bottom grommet. An internal snap retains keys or a pair of gloves. Compression straps integrate into a carry handle. The DevilDog Versipack comes with an additional adjustable 1.5” shoulder strap with removable shoulder pad. Nylon attachment points in front and on the side allow modular attachment of more Maxpedition accessories. Breathable sandwich backing allow comfortable wear during extended periods of activity."

And "Toadstool"

"The Maxpedition™ ToadStool™ (#0406) answers the call for a tactical camera bag, equipped with storm collar and a water-resistant lid. Padded with closed cell foam on all sides to protect contents, particularly delicate photographic equipment. This new versipack has nylon attachment points on both sides for adding other Maxpedition accessory pouches. The ToadStool can itself be used as a pocket attaching onto Maxpedition or PALS webbing with a pair of Long Malice Clips ($2.99/pair)."

 

[Blue Jays]

Hi All-

Those two bags certainly fall into the "large" category, so they probably make more sense for extended dayhikes. Nice stuff.

~ Blue Jays ~

 

[Steven Roos]

The Toadstool isn't that big, it is meant as a camera bag.

The DevilDog however is very big! I've got one on order for Geocaching though. Killer day-hiking bag.

 

[Johnny_Z]

I'm wondering how much of a call there's been for a "tactical" camera bag. Are the SF guys in Iraq flooding Maxpedition's email demanding a better way for them to carry their mini-cams?

Still, looks like a neat bag. I wish there was a place near by that sold them so I could actually see and hold them before buying.

 

[Steven Roos]

I'm wondering how much of a call there's been for a "tactical" camera bag. Are the SF guys in Iraq flooding Maxpedition's email demanding a better way for them to carry their mini-cams?

Still, looks like a neat bag. I wish there was a place near by that sold them so I could actually see and hold them before buying.

I doubt many SF guys need a camera bag, but a tough-as-nails Maxpedition camera bag is good stuff!