Goatmoose

As somewhat of a photographer, I really enjoy taking pictures.  Over the 4th of July this year, I had the opportunity to go to Wyoming for work and put my camera to use while I was there.  I took pictures of tons of scenery, mountains and views you can’t find anywhere else in the country.

What would have been pretty cool, if I were the athletic type that did things like rock climbing, would have been to photograph the earth from a high altitude.  I’d pick up one of these camera bags from M-Rock and hit the trails.  These things look really intense, very rugged, and appear to have a mad amount of compartments to carry anything a photographer would need.

While I might not be familiar with hiking/camping equipment on a personal level, I am familiar with camera bags.  These M-Rock sacks come in backpack form, standard camera case form, slingbacks, V-shaped top-loading holsters and basically any format you could require for your personal habits.  Each is structured for particular cameras, and the website lets you know which bags are designed for which models.   They are tough but light weight, with durable outsides and plastic paneling and cell foam inside that will keep your gear from getting trashed.  All around they look like a product worth checking out.

Disclosure: Sponsored review, son.