NOMATIC Ultimate Camera Bundle REVIEW | MacSources
Functional, customizable, practical travel bag for photographers
I’ve been an avid user and fan of Think Tank Photo gear for many years. They make practical bags that work for most occasions. Even though I’ve been hauling around the Streetwalker Pro v2.0 for a few years now, I always felt there might be a better option out there. As I’ve grown into my photography craft, I’ve taken a lot of pride in caring for my gear. I only want the best to protect my camera and its lenses. So, when I heard about the Ultimate Camera Bundle from Nomatic, I didn’t hesitate to test it out.
DETAILS
Designed with the active photographer in mind, the Ultimate Camera Bundle is meant to provide the best possible storage option for camera gear. The bundle includes the following pieces:
- McKinnon Camera Pack 35L
- McKinnon Cube Pack 21L
- Memory Card Case
- Battery Case
- Filter Case
- Customizable Dividers
- Waist Strap
All the pieces are durable and made to be water resistant. Even though each piece is remarkable in its own right, they all work together best as this bundle. The main bag is the 35L McKinnon Camera Pack. This backpack is designed to be the perfect bag for every adventure. Filmmaker Peter McKinnon worked side-by-side with Nomatic designers to make this massive camera bag. It’s large by design though as it’s meant to not only carry your camera gear, but also enough clothing and personal items for 1–5 days. The backpack can also hold laptops and tablets and features quick side access. The bag expands from 35L up to 42L and its interior dimensions measure 21" x 12.5" x 5.25".
The remaining pieces of the bundle are designed to fit into the Camera Pack. The second largest piece is the McKinnon Cube Pack. While it folds up to make a convenient pouch-like unit, it actually has 21L of space available when it is completely opened. The base of the Cube Pack is semi-rigid and designed to hold your camera and basic accessories. The Cube Pack is what McKinnon refers to as a ‘go bag’ and is meant to be used as an ancillary kit so that you don’t have…
