Dalston 21L

Dalston 21L | f-stop Gear f-stop Ambassador David Clifford wearing the f-stop Dalston Urban Series 21 liter camera backpack in the Nasturtium color option and holding a Nikon D5 DSLR and a Nikon 200mm lens Dalston 21L (13 Reviews) Dalston Nasturtium color remaining in Europe only. From $ 111.99 The displayed prices in € take a moment to load due to the price conversion script we run. Prices in € are INCLUSIVE of an estimated 21% VAT. When you place the product in your cart, the estimated VAT is deducted until you add your shipping address when the correct applicable VAT will be added to the price. The Dalston 21L Urban Series Camera Backpack was inspired by the busy streets of London's Dalston district which demands a capable everyday carry solution that can adapt to the unexpected. Dalston was named London’s “coolest” district, and the area is known for great shopping, its diverse culture, interesting pubs, and vibrant nightlife. An excursion to such an area requires a camera bag with equal parts style and flexibility. With its sleek silhouette, side-access pockets, and enough capacity (21 liter) for all-day adventures, this bag will be your new best friend from sunrise to sunset in Dalston, or any other fun and stimulating area. Key Features DWR, 420D Ripstop Nylon with TPU laminate. Large side zipper pocket with internal organizer. Jersey laminate EVA-padded back panel. Thermoformed EVA shoulder straps. Large side zipper pocket. Removable, padded main compartment with 5 dividers. Side openings provide quick & safe access to the main compartment. Padded back panel pocket fits up to 16" tablet/laptop. Reinforced carry handle. SKU: u186 Categories: Camera Bags Last Chance Tags: Urban Series Specifications FAQ Frequently Asked Questions Warranty, Shipping & Returns External dimensions are: 48.01 cm x 28.96 cm x 16 cm | 18.9" x 11.4" x 6.3". Weight: 0.82 kg | 1.8 lbs. Q: Will the Dalston 21L fit a Macbook Pro 16"? A: Yes, it will fit Macbook Pro up to that size. Q: Would this bag fit a Sony A7IV with a 70-200 f/2.8 mounted? How about the A7IV with a 24-70 mounted? A: Yes, the Dalston 21L will accommodate either of those camera and lens combinations. 3 Year Warranty Ships Globally 53 Day Trial & Return Customer Reviews Manuel Vigil De Caso Rating: 4/5 Good Backpacl It's a good backpack, well made and perfect for urban photography. It also allows you to carry a small laptop or tablet. Sat Jul 12 2025 19:46:26 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) François Chassing Simple, light and good lookinig - I like it better than the Dyota The Dalston does simply and directly what it is designed to do: Help carry your gear around safely, when you're touring a place for a day and need to bring about a few non-photo things with you, and need to keep easy and practical access to your camera, lenses, etc. It is quite light in weigt, and quite good-looking also: On your back, it really looks like an ordinary daypack, with the top part that remains soft. I also have a Dyota and frankly, it looks like a suitcase with shoulder straps to me, so I clearly prefer the Dalston for that very reason. It is lighter, less "professional" maybe, but so much cooler. And the Dalston may be "less professional" but I still expect it to withstand the usual amount of beating the F-Stop bags can withstand. This is not my first F-Stop, so when I mean "the usual amount", I mean "an awful lot". A couple of negatives now:- The ICU that comes with it is big enough for a DSLR and a good couple of lenses (although not for a big telephoto). When you only use rangefinders like me (Leica M), it is way too big. I would like to find smaller separators to partition the ICU more- Access to the bottom part of the bag from the side zips is not very easyAs a conclusion: A very good bag, I love it and expect it to be my new holiday partner. Mon Jun 30 2025 07:42:59 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) Hans Karlsson Rating: 5/5 New best friend! Really nice backpack for exploring the urban landscape, with various storage opportunities. The only thing I miss is an outside pocket for my water bottle. Mon Jun 23 2025 12:12:32 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) Aaron Goodis Perfect Light Day Pack I find the Dalston to be the perfect light day pack for short hikes and city day trips! The DWR rip stop fabric is super durable and lightweight, also fairy water repellent. The side opening configuration took a bit to get used to but overall works pretty nicely! I carry an older Nikon D300s with a Nikon 35mm F1.8 and a Nikon 10-24mm F3.5-4 and lots of room for a extra layer and lunch. I definitely am very happy with the pack! Mon Feb 05 2024 20:07:54 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) Rob Vannoy Dalston 21L Urban Camera Backpack Outstanding bag and great experience with F-Stop Mon Nov 27 2023 11:46:47 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) Sean O' Riordan Ideal pack for small day trips, quick photoshoots and travel I am primarily a landscape photographer so my go to pack is my Duradiamond Tilopa. However whenever I have an engagment shoot with a couple or a quick day trip where I wont be carrying much gear including my tripod or drone case then I reach for the Dalston. It is ideal for the mirrorless body and prime lenses. As you can see in the photos, the Dalston has a built in ICU that is accessible from both sides. The dividers can be adjusted and I did need to adjust the one near the base of the bag as the compartment was a tight squeeze between the divider and zip. However I can comfortably carry both my Nikon Z bodies, a 24 and 50mm prime lens and my 24-120 f4 zoom lens. There is ample room above the ICU for another few lenses, a jacket, filter case etc I use the rear compartment for my laptop and there is also a front zip compartment for whatever you need. I usually keep batteries in here with lens cloths, lens caps etc The bag is comfortable and easy to travel with. I have used it on street shoots in Lisbon, Venice and Milan and it felt more than adequate. The straps are narrow enough to house my peak design clip for easy access to my camera when I'm doing very much 'run and gun' style shooting. Overall I would highly recommend this bag if you are someone who likes to travel light and quick, a street shooter or even a landscape photographer who likes to keep things minimal. Even saying minimal seems like I'm doing the bag an injustice when you see the gear I could fit in it. Fri Mar 31 2023 18:44:32 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) Colin Johnson Outstanding Bag for Professional Travel Photographer Weight is everything, so the fact this bag weighs 1.8 LBs empty makes it better than most. It can fit a lot of stuff, including my M2 MacBook Air. I have used a Lokia UL 37L F-Stop bag as my number one carry-on for years, but this bag is small enough and light enough fit under the seat in front and carry a couple extra lenses and a body + all accessories. I’m currently shooting in Ladakh, India going to remote locations and this bag has really become a keeper on it’s first trip. The only thing missing is a tripod holder pocket and straps and it would be perfect. Sat Oct 22 2022 11:31:21 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) Jason Nolan Fantastic This is my second F-Stop bag. I started with a mountain series and now urban. Great in all weather conditions. Couldn't be happier! Mon Dec 13 2021 18:25:29 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) Zakie mashiah Fantastic everyday backpack Beautiful, solid, attention to details. Highly recommended. Works well with my Sony mirrorless, but I beleive would be tougher for DSLR to fit in. The bottom part is a hive for gear and upper part for accessories. The side zippers are excellent but hard to fit in even small lens to the very bottom part of the protective hive of the bag. I do it all the time, but it is not very convinient. Sun Nov 07 2021 09:37:54 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) Daniel Gj. Excelent backpack The backpack is really light but quite sturdy. Efficient design and holds just enough gear + few extra things for the day, Sat Sep 11 2021 10:39:34 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) 0 53 Day Trial & Return