Exposure 10L Vest, Black / L/XL
Our Review
Moment Exposure 10L Vest — camera gear that stays out of your way on a hiking or city day
The gist: A backpack forces you to stop, swing it around, and dig for a lens; this vest puts your gear in front pockets at chest height so you can keep walking a trail or a street and still grab what you need.
- Genuinely light: weighs 1.76 pounds (0.8 kg) empty, so it adds minimal load on top of a full day of hiking or city walking with a camera.
- Weather-resistant build: uses Moment's "fast & light" coated material, useful for unpredictable travel weather — a sudden coastal drizzle or dusty trail.
- Fits more than a camera: the back compartment has a slip pocket for a 14" laptop, tablet, or hydration bladder, plus a MagSafe charging channel running from a dedicated battery pocket — handy for an all-day shoot away from an outlet.
- Front quick-access pockets: a zippered stretch pocket and a quick-access stretch pocket sit right on the chest straps, so lens caps, filters, or a phone don't require taking the vest off.
PetaPixel covered the vest's launch, describing it as built to keep gear "at photographers' fingertips without weighing them down" — the exact tradeoff a travel shooter wants over a traditional backpack.
Best for: travel photographers who want fast gear access on hikes, street walks, or all-day excursions without a full backpack. Skip it if: you carry heavy multi-lens kits — at 10L this is built for fast-and-light shooting, not a full studio bag's worth of gear. Runs ~$120 — check the current price before buying.
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