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Burton F-Stop pack caters to mountain photographers

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Working with a slew of collaborating professional snowboard photographers, Burton has designed a pack specifically for those who take their photography skills to the slopes. The 28L F-Stop Pack ($225) has an assortment of customizable padded dividers inside to protect your camera body, lenses, and any other vital accessories, as well as a removable storage pocket for cords, batteries, and other small items. The pack is made from durable 420D nylon and also includes an oversized beverage stash,  a side-access cooler pocket, and dual side panel light stem storage, not to mention an external vertical board and tripod carrier. The bag itself weighs in at five pounds, so we wouldn’t recommend this for the amateur photographer, but for any serious mountain trek with a load of camera gear, this bag would definitely make life easier.

Kelly Montgomery
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Kelly Montgomery is a magazine journalism graduate from the University of Oregon's School of Journalism and Communications…
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