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by Mike McNamee Published 01/10/2014

Overall design

It is immediately obvious that the f-stop design team have taken the best features of mountaineering gear and then built in camera-holding capacity. This is best illustrated by the adjustment straps to the rear of the waist belt and those at the top of the shoulder straps - both are features found on the best mountaineering sacks.

A downside of the versatility is the number of bits dangling from the bag; you can pack almost anything in or on this bag, right up to skis and snowboards. However, it does not sit well on your back if you are attending a society wedding dressed in a morning suit, jangling like a storm-trooper - you pay your money and take your choice!

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