Digital BW, The Print

This company www.cliklite.com makes a wide variety of packpack and other camera 
case options and the prices seem to be in line with high end backpacks.

While I am not interested in a camera case / backpack I already have one that I 
never use I will be doing some 2 and 3 day backpack trips next year and am 
looking at methods of protecting my camera.

With an upcoming trip to Utah and the canyons I have been looking a lot on line 
and finally found this case the Clikelite Access it is $62 and while for a 
camera it could hold a second lens below the camera and lens. There are several 
sizes of this case if more space is needed. If anyone has carried this I would 
appreciate any feedback.

www.clikelite.com

I used a similar sized case while backpacking southern England for 3 months 
with a Nikon Ftn and a 20 mm lens and a 43-86 short zoom this was a seperate 
"Telephoto" camera case that did not attach to the pack framework as easily. 
However it did the job but was a bit of a pain with the loose attachment to the 
backpack so was usually carried across the shoulder.

I will also be getting a "rain sleeve" for extra protection mostly for dust and 
will use a waterproof bag for places like Zion where there is some walking in 
stream beds.

Bill Lewis