Am I the first owner of a Clik Elite bag in Singapore?

[Vulpix0r]

As promised, some photos of the innards that some reviews didn't cover.

Outlet for any hydration reservoir.

A top pocket for small stuff, able to fit your passport and other random stuff. Soft interior.

The insides! That huge bag in the middle is for the hydration reservoir. There is still tons of space even after stuffing a 2.5L one in. (MSR ones only)

One of the sides with things. A zippered pocket for your less important things, or things you don't access to often.

Easy access pouch for putting your map, or a foldable cap when you don't need to carry it.

 

[Vulpix0r]

The camera portion of the bag, the top portion before you get to the camera section. Store your memory cards, name cards and other important stuff here.

The rain cover. Yes, it comes with its own compartment, and with a strap to make sure you don't forget it and leave it lying around. Can be removed easily if required.

Bottom of bag with 2 straps. You can easily slip a tripod or a sleeping bag underneath this. A very good idea.

Other pictures and functions are already on the website, so I will not be covering the bottle holder, and the stepping system.

 

[Vulpix0r]

No other comments?

 

[garagez]

quiet streamline ,,, hmmm good for my kota kinabalu trip

cheers

 

[UandMe]

No other comments?

Nice!

but no place for squeezing in netbook?

 

[Vulpix0r]

Nice!

but no place for squeezing in netbook?

Well bro, when you're hiking, carrying an extra 1kg weight is quite a pain in the ass. You can squeeze a netbook (Tried a 7" one), but I don't think it's a good idea. Maybe this is not the type of bag for your purpose, and do you really want to put your netbook in the same compartment as a reservoir holding nearly 2L of water? :bsmilie:

 

[sinned79]

i am seriously considering this bag now but either this or the large hiker.

just curious, for medium nature, how much clothings can u squeeze in?