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Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
from Sylmar, CA on 7/23/2008
The only thing a have a slight problem with, is the tripod holder straps are not removavble.
The Bag and the price over all is great.
from Riverside, CA on 7/18/2008
Nothing bad to say, fits my needs perfectly for a single DSLR user with one to two extra lens and all your filters and accesories.
from Seattle, WA on 7/10/2008
Overall this is a good product for what it's designed to do. There's plenty of space and compartments to hold my telephoto lens, prime lens, a few batteries, and a flash. The only thing is wouldn't recommend carrying this bag on a challenging hike since this is a single strap deisgn. I'd recommend a backpack style unit for serious hiking and outdoor shooting.
from Long Beach, CA on 3/21/2008
Use it for everyday and travel.
Carry a 30D with a wrist strap. 30D+lens is laid on its side for quick pull out. Perfect bag height (others are too short). Room for large flash and side bags for cables and chips. Great bag.
Cons: Don't pull on the plastic zip-tags too hard. They will break in half. Zippers themselves are fine. EXTREMELY hard-to-see zip-tags. Black zip-tags on a black bag! Zip-tags should be yellow. Look at any case-logic case to see the difference in convenience. Took a long time to find the right-size bag. This is it. Now use large paper clips (tacky)to replace broken zip-tags, as it is worth it, to continue using the bag.
from Tucson, AZ on 3/4/2008
This is a great gadget bag for the price. It is especially good for travel when you don't want to carry a lot of heavy equipment. I like the weatherproof feature and being able to adjust the interior to fit your equipment.
from Naples,Fl. on 2/11/2008
This bag is great it holds everything and still has room to spare
from Grafton, MA on 9/26/2007
Love it.
from Diamond Bar,CA on 9/26/2007
It is a good product.
from Grapeland, TX on 6/9/2007
With the movable dividers, there is no limit to the configurations you can put this bag in.
from Moab on 5/9/2007
Fits more than one camera body and a couple of lenses. Works well holding two 35mm cameras with zoom lenses and more. Over all a nice bag for my equipment.
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from Rochester, NY on 2/12/2007
This camera case does what it states. It is a very good way to store and protect gear. Good for transporting but a bit bulky to carry your gear to all your functions. I like to keep my camera in a case called a Zing. That's the brand name. It attaches right to the camera with a tight fit. It makes the camera just a bit tight to fit into this case, however, it does fit with a shorter wide angle type lens attached. As originally stated, this case holds what it says it does. You can improvise to accomodate your specific equipment for very good protection but you may sacrifice storage space. I would recommend this product especially for the price.
from Roxbury, NJ on 2/12/2007
This bag has great flexiblity due to the use of movable padded panels that attach via Velcro. I am able to get 2 cameras (no lens mounted) and two zoom lenses, plus accessories inside the large compartment. Straps and fasteners are sturdy.
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from Valdosta, Ga on 2/12/2007
I really like this bag. It has plenty of room for my Canon 20d + lenses + accessories. Lots of pockets to store the little extras. Very well constructed. The only minor drawback that I have found is that the strong clips on the front can slow down getting an improptu shots. I have to use both hands to open each clip. However the clips are very well constructed and strong so they do serve to protect the camera.