It says farpoint 70. Why are ther s/m and m/l options? Doesn't the 70 mean 70 litre capacity?
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I think the sizes are for the back straps to fit the person wearing it. 70 means the capacity, so that is not it.
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The s/m and m/l are both 70 litre. The difference between the 2 is the size of the straps, waist belt, etc... s/m is supposed to be a better fit for a woman's back as opposed to a more broad male back.
157714
Correct, the 70 means 70 but the s/m is shorter so it sticks out farther (more depth) on your back whereas the m/l is longer with shorter depth. Deciding between the two depends on your back height. I'm 6'4" so for me the choice was obvious and I went with the m/l and it fits on my back well.
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Only Leica knows and I have never seen them publish it. Just like M type 240. It is an internal designation system. The new T type 701 will be coming out in April-May and no one that knows much about it can tell us what it means either.
2108215
3 Liters. It's a great piece of gear. I have a couple Camelbaks, but the Source is by far my favorite.
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In reference to?...Your question has two answers. (I'll use layman's terms).Answer 1: This would be referring to overall height & length of the model, in question. (highest point/longest point).Answer 2: This is referring to the dimensions of the front & rear sights, and the space in between.
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As far as I know the pack size is the same. The s/m/l refers to the torso fit.
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I agree with P. Strong. I carry the 17-40L and the 24-105L all the time. Ones on the 5D II and the others in a fanny pack. They are my walkabout stuff and get at least 70% of the pix.
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I bought two different tripod quick releases. One for Kalimar (Giottos 6E01) is 42mm by 41mm bottom and 34mm by 33mm just under the section that supports the camera. The one for the Vivitar vpt-120se (QB-4W) is 44mm by 44mm and 35mm by 35mm just under the section that supports the camera. I used a caliper to measure this. Both are wider at the bottom and narrow towards the top so when you push in the release it will grab and hold the quick release connected to the camera. Since you didn't say which quick release I measured both. But according to website the Vivitar QB-4W is 45mm by 45mm and the Kalimar 6E01 is suppose to be 41mm by 41mm. I bought two different tripod quick releases. One for Kalimar (Giottos 6E01) is 42mm by 41mm bottom and 34mm by 33mm just under the section that supports the camera. The one for the Vivitar vpt-120se (QB-4W) is 44mm by 44mm and 35mm by 35mm just under the section that supports the camera. I used a caliper to measure this. Both are wider at the bottom and narrow towards the top so when you push in the release it will grab and hold the quick release connected to the camera. Since you didn't say which quick release I measured both. But according to website the Vivitar QB-4W is 45mm by 45mm and... » Read More I bought two different tripod quick releases. One for Kalimar (Giottos 6E01) is 42mm by 41mm bottom and 34mm by 33mm just under the section that supports the camera. The one for the Vivitar vpt-120se (QB-4W) is 44mm by 44mm and 35mm by 35mm just under the section that supports the camera. I used a caliper to measure this. Both are wider at the bottom and narrow towards the top so when you push in the release it will grab and hold the quick release connected to the camera. Since you didn't say which quick release I measured both. But according to website the Vivitar QB-4W is 45mm by 45mm and the Kalimar 6E01 is suppose to be 41mm by 41mm. « Show Less
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I'm assuming that 85 stands for 85 litersCapacity, I own the atmos 65 and I have the large cover, it looks and functions perfectly I would go to Osprey site and see if they can tell you the exact cover that fits your bag , hope this helps
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Looks like one is "slide lock" and the other is "low profile." The lp seems be wider which looks like it will be more thin when full of liquid. As for the slide lock I think it's when you seal it you take that blue clip and slide it on and it seals the bladder. Whether or not the lp has that feature I'm not sure. That's seems to be the difference though the lp being wider which will allow it to fit into thinner areas in your backpack. I own the SL and loved it and it still for in my osprey backpack water bladder pouch.
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Two answers below about torso fit are incorrect. Each sizing has a separate litre point. Go to Osprey's site and look at the Atmos 50 for example, this is what it shows. Size cu. in. liter lbs/oz kg. S 2868 47 3/1 1.39 M 3051 50 3/2 1.42 L 3234 53 3/4 1.48
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i looked it up and i saw it took a 49mm.maybe you should also look to make sure.
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It is marked up to 1 liter, but there's still a little extra space. I would still say it's nominally 1 liter.
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Per my review: In the lower removable section, I am able to house my D700 (NO grip, not needed for hiking) with a mounted 14-24 and unmounted 24-70 (or vice versa). I could also place my sb900 and a sandwich in the upper bag area or even the front pocket. I love this backpack. Perfect for Disneyland or multiple hours on your feet. Looks sweet, very comfortable, houses my d700 and 24-70 and 14-24 (D800 should be very similar in size), AND MOST IMPORTANTLY can carry diapers and diaper wipes in style :D
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according to the Teton website, this one has 70 litres. the 4300 in the name refers to its capacity in cubic inches.
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The easiest way is to go to the Pfleuger site and look at the line capacity for the model you want. I don't know why amazon lists them by line capacity rather than model #.
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Yes, they have several different model numbers but they're all interchangeable, as long as they're Contour and not another brand like Next or TS. Best thing to do when buying anything on Amazon is to click "45 new from $7.99" or whatever under More Buying Choices. That will allow you to see each seller's disclaimers and condition notes.I'm not sure who controls the listing, but the photo shows 7080G and the item description says 7080D. I wish there were a way to change it.
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If you check the dimensions given in the information on this product you will find the size. HOWEVER, I believe they have overstated the size by about an inch in two of the three dimensions given. I bought it to use for my Sony Cybershot DSC-HX200V which is a hybrid camera that is smaller than the SLR camera. It barely fits in this case. I was disappointed and then purchased the AmazonBasics Backpack for SLR cameras & assessories. It is great! Holds the camera, cables, etc. plus my point and shoot camera. I use the Case Logic just to carry the camera along out on a photo shoot. I guess it depends what you are going to use the Case Logic for as to whether you will find it adequate. If you check the dimensions given in the information on this product you will find the size. HOWEVER, I believe they have overstated the size by about an inch in two of the three dimensions given. I bought it to use for my Sony Cybershot DSC-HX200V which is a hybrid camera that is smaller than the SLR camera. It barely fits in this case. I was disappointed and then purchased the AmazonBasics Backpack for SLR cameras & assessories. It is great! Holds the camera, cables, etc. plus my point and shoot camera. I use the Case Logic just to carry the camera along out on a photo shoot. I guess it... » Read More If you check the dimensions given in the information on this product you will find the size. HOWEVER, I believe they have overstated the size by about an inch in two of the three dimensions given. I bought it to use for my Sony Cybershot DSC-HX200V which is a hybrid camera that is smaller than the SLR camera. It barely fits in this case. I was disappointed and then purchased the AmazonBasics Backpack for SLR cameras & assessories. It is great! Holds the camera, cables, etc. plus my point and shoot camera. I use the Case Logic just to carry the camera along out on a photo shoot. I guess it depends what you are going to use the Case Logic for as to whether you will find it adequate. « Show Less