Stretch Wrap/shrink wrap for skid pallets works well.
Wrap it, A bit of padding where the "eyes" protrude and a few turns of strapping tape. Slap on a label and you have a package that will not open.
Stretch Wrap/shrink wrap for skid pallets works well.
Wrap it, A bit of padding where the "eyes" protrude and a few turns of strapping tape. Slap on a label and you have a package that will not open.
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I mailed off a Graphic View II off in its very nice case -- created a cardboard box around it...lots of tape. Not a lot of added weight and it arrived safely.
We are getting to be an old crowd here! I have put cases like that on top of my backpack for overnight(s) hikes into the wilderness. (slightly lighter cameras inside, tho). But if one carries a heavy pack often, one learns the tricks. Lift the pack/case up on a rock, etc, so that one just backs into the straps...or you put your foot on a rock so that your upper leg is level, swing the pack/case onto your leg, then put on the straps. But that camera case in the photo is not one that you just throw on one's back! There is a reason I like internal frame packs!
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That'll work
Jan
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