Ready For Every Photo Expedition • • • • • Inspired by both the beautiful but potentially dangerous cloud formations and the tougher than nails tools used by blacksmiths since the beginnings of human history, the Tamrac Anvil carries all your photography gear to the grittiest and most beautiful places on earth. Anvil was designed from the ground up utilizing over ten different optimized foams for the perfect balance of weight and protection. Anvil packs are tough, but light thanks to the engineered materials. They feature a large main compartment designed to carry multiple pro-sized DSLR bodies with lenses attached along with a full range of lenses, flashes and accessories. A front padded pocket holds most 15 inch laptops and exterior pockets hold accessories.

Carries a tripod with quick release straps. Comfortable airflow harness and removable makes any amount of gear easy to carry. To see the full Anvil collection • • Large main opening that holds pro-sized DSLRs and lenses and accessories • Comfortable airflow harness system including removable • Lightweight design maximizes gear protection and keeps weight down • Fits in the overhead compartment of most commercial aircraft worldwide (check with your carrier for detailed carry on restrictions) • Protective Laptop Compartment holds up to 15 inch laptops • Fully seam sealed weather protective rain fly • Side Arc attachment points hold M.A.S. Components and a variety of other accessories including M.O.L.L.E.

I was looking for a backpack that was lightweight and the right size to carry the additional accessories I need for wildlife photography such as my large flash, my Better Beamer, my Wimberly flash bracket, tele-converters, spare batteries and memory cards, etc. I wanted one with an excellent and comfortable backpack harness that would allow me to carry my gear. I typically leave my primary camera with my large super telephoto lens mounted on my tripod balanced on my shoulder ready for any opportunity. In the Anvil 17 I have found the perfect such backpack with plenty of room for my gear with room to spare and a comfortable harness.

The ARC components add additional flexibility for carrying a water bottle and small accessories at the ready. My only wish is that Tamrac would introduce a sling style camera strap that could be attached to the backpack harness for carrying a secondary camera body with a zoom lens at the ready. Black Rapid has the Backpack Breathe but it doesn't fit well to the Tamrac Anvil 17. However I am so impressed by the Anvil 17 that now I am looking at the Anvil 23 or 27 as an upgrade to my current backpack for my landscape kit. I purchased Anvil Super 25 at the recommendation of a friend. He has it & holds his DSLR camera, 600mm lens with the 1.4 teleconverter perfectly.

The Basic Slider Bundle includes Rhino Flywheel, a 1lb spinning weight that uses inertia to dampen the movement of your carriage. The result is an extremely smooth hand-pushed move. Simplicity at its best When simplicity trumps technology, Rhino Flywheel is perfect. There's no battery to charge or electronics to think about.

The new design is slightly different than the previous design because now the backpack is tapered in more from the top of the case from the handle. The backpack has lost an inch or two & my camera, lens & teleconverter does not fit perfectly & the zipper does not completely close. But it does close enough to keep everything protected & I'm satisfied with the backpack. I suggest that Tamrac go back to the previous design and not taper the top, but leave it more boxy as before. This is the only backpack case I could find to fit my set up. After soo many years of running around with my old Expedition 5 and refusing to upgrade (couldn't find another bag that I liked), it finally died and I had to get a new one. I contacted Tamrac for help, as I wanted almost the exact same bag, and they recommended the Anvil 11 to me.

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