F-Stop Tilopa Backpacks
F-Stop Tilopa Backpacks
USER REVIEWS
[Jun 09, 2010]
Photocamp
Intermediate
Strength:
Very comfortable to wear even with heavy load.
Weakness:
none so far I purchased my Tilopa directly from F-Stop about eight months ago. I should say that initially, I ran into what was to be a delay of six weekly delivery over the Internet, however when I called F-stop directly and mention that I was headed out on a photography trip in three weeks they were very accommodating and arranged my pack to be delivered in less than one week.
Customer Service Here's where F-Stop Really shines. In the first place, they made arrangements for me to get a pack faster than I expected by a longshot. Since my original purchase, I have been contacted twice by Druid, their go to guy, about minor changes in the pack. They have offered to send me (free of charge) updated accessories etc. without my even contacting them. In addition they have sought my advice (for whatever that may be worth) into bettering their product development. Each time I have contacted f-stop for one reason or another there has been a personal response from either Druid or another of their employees.
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[Jun 06, 2010]
P.P. de Meijer
Expert
Strength:
- ICU, ICU, ICU! And if it wouldn't be large enough, you can always put in a bigger one
Weakness:
- Small gear tends to slip to the bottom of the ICU compartment, but that's easily fixed. I've been using this bag for almost 6 months now and it's so much better than every other bag I've used so far. There's plenty of space to put two Nikon bodies in there, including a 12-24mm wide-angle lens, a 50mm 1.8, and a 80-200 telezoom. The upper storage compartment fits 2 Metz 45's CL-4's (big strobes).
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