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 — Crush-Proof Gear Organization for Adventure Travelers
The gist: A removable hard-shell camera insert purpose-built for the Strohl Mountain Light Pack — keeps your mirrorless body and lenses crushproof while you're chasing summits or covering rough terrain.
- Dual-density EVA shell: Molded crushproof construction is both lighter and stronger than traditional foam inserts — no sacrificing protection for pack weight.
- Customizable dividers: Padded dividers rearrange to fit a camera body plus two lenses, batteries, and memory cards in one compact compartment.
- Soft inner lining: Protects lens glass and camera screens from abrasion during trail movement.
- Fully removable: Velcro mounting system lets you pull the insert out when you don't need camera carry — reclaim the space for layers or snacks on non-shooting days.
Moment’s own review describes the insert as “stronger and lighter than a traditional camera insert” with a dual-density crushproof EVA shell and soft inner lining specifically designed to protect camera gear in the field.
Best for: Outdoor travel photographers and adventure nomads who own the Strohl Mountain Light Pack and need modular, lightweight camera protection. Skip it if: You don't own the Strohl Mountain Light backpack — the velcro attachment is pack-specific, not a universal insert. Runs ~$25 — check the current price before buying.
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