Strohl Mountain Light Camera Insert
Drop it in or take it out, the Strohl Mountain Light Camera Insert keeps your gear organized in the Strohl Mountain Light Pack. Created with a unique, dual density hardshell this EVA camera insert is both light weight and crushproof. With padded dividers, you can customize and organize for your kit. And if you’re not bringing camera gear, it’s easily removable via a simple velcro attachment system. We also highly recommend leaving it in and using it to organize all your snacks and loose bits.
Our Review
Strohl Mountain Light Camera Insert — Modular Camera Protection for Remote Content Creators
The gist: A lightweight, removable hard-shell camera insert for the Strohl Mountain Light Pack — ideal for remote workers and freelance content creators who need to keep a camera body and lenses safe during commutes or outdoor shoots.
- Crushproof EVA shell: Dual-density molded construction keeps camera gear protected from compression in crowded overhead bins or against other bag contents.
- Organized for a full kit: Padded dividers fit a camera body, two lenses, batteries, and memory cards — everything a content creator needs for a shoot day.
- Soft inner lining: Shields lenses and screens from scratches during movement between locations.
- Removable when not needed: Pull the insert out on non-shoot days and use the freed space for documents, a packed lunch, or a gym kit — one bag serves multiple roles.
Moment’s own editorial describes the insert as “stronger and lighter than a traditional camera insert,” noting the crushproof shell combined with the removable design makes it a versatile modular system.
Best for: Freelance photographers, videographers, and content creators who use the Strohl Mountain Light Pack as their primary work bag. Skip it if: You need a universal camera insert — the velcro attachment is designed specifically for the Strohl Mountain Light backpack. Runs ~$25 — check the current price before buying.
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