Going light in the outdoors and adventure photography have always been at odds with each other. No scale can balance the math of an approach based on carrying the bare minimum with one that entails busting your base weight with cameras, lenses, drones, batteries, and the rest (if you've developed a liking for hefty medium format cameras, you're doomed). But opposing forces can learn from one another, and somewhere between trimming your sleeping pad and loading up a Pelican case is where Moment built its new Fast and Light Camera Bags.
The new collection includes three sling bags—the Balance 7L ($120), Slate 4L ($99), and Take 1.5L ($55)—the Sequence 23L Camera Backpack ($230), and the Exposure 10L Vest ($120). Old-school camera bags and newer ones typically rely on hardy fabrics like waxed canvas or TPU-coated nylon and have interiors padded out with foam; good for protection, but often heavy. Moment, drawing insight from previous work with Alex Strohl and Emmett Sparling, opted for a less-hefty 210-denier fabric called LiteWeave Ripstop and used stretchy mesh for extra pockets.




