Deuter Thermal Bag is excellent for carrying Quickload Film

[David Evans]

I was looking for something to hold Quickload film, and came across a Deuter 2 Liter Thermal Bag in a shop in Ingleton. It does the job pretty well, so thought I'd share the find here.
It's intended for holding a hydration pack, is very marginally bigger than absolutely perfect, but apart from that it's pretty good for the job. Even has a tab at the top that can be used to hang it from a tripod! Also elasticated tabs for using shock cord if you want to strap it to the outside of a backpack.
I can't find the 2 liter version online, but it's the same shape as the 3 liter one that can be found online, but presumably a bit smaller.
I've used the American English 'liter' spelling as that's the spelling in the product specification.

[Dave Tolcher]

If you search on deuter streamer you get quite a few hits from bike and outdoor shops incl the 2l version.

[Thingy]

You can get one here: https://www.timberwolf.uk.com/store/pro ... 50l2as51d1

[Apple]

Another one to look out for is the LowePro side pocket that was current when the Mk1 nature trekker backpack was out - it holds 2 packs of foil-wrapped quickload very snugly. Unfortunately, they don't seem to have listed anything of a similar size for a few years in the accessory lists.

[Stephen Vaughan]

Hello - apologies for double-posting (in classified section aswell)

I've got a couple of these Deuter Streamer Bags (unused) if anyone is interested in buying them...?

£10 each

They are the 3L version. Each one takes two boxes of Quickload (in box), with a couple of inches to spare above or below the boxes for a pair of gloves or a small sandwich possibly

Same top loop and side loops for strapping to rucksack. I'll include some web strapping to attach them.
Thanks
Stephen