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from Providence, RI on 8/19/2009
Comments about Tamrac Tamrac 5770 Velocity 10x Pro, Sling Pack with Tuck-A-Way Waist Belt, Black:
Very poorly designed for a large bag.
When slung in front there's no padding on the
strap where it hangs on the shoulder!
This would make for a sore shoulder at the
end of the day. I returned the bag.
from Hueytown, AL on 6/26/2009
Comments about Tamrac Tamrac 5770 Velocity 10x Pro, Sling Pack with Tuck-A-Way Waist Belt, Black:
It is good to be able to carry all the gear I need in one bag. The only drawback is with that much gear it is heavy but I would recommend this to anyone.
from Arcadia, CA on 4/1/2009
Comments about Tamrac Tamrac 5770 Velocity 10x Pro, Sling Pack with Tuck-A-Way Waist Belt, Black:
this bag inherent other models,you can put 2 DSLR side by side with 2 lens attached & the cameras can be taken out fast like D700+24-70 '&' D200+18-200....& a flash (SB800/SB900) in the centre partition of the bag...it's roomy for other equipments too...like one more lens at the bottom, for example...well-made for people to change arround...has to adjust the stip to carry comfortably...big but strong enough for protection
from LA, CA on 3/29/2009
Comments about Tamrac Tamrac 5770 Velocity 10x Pro, Sling Pack with Tuck-A-Way Waist Belt, Black:
More than enough room but a little heavy for full bagful of equipments; it's safe & sound to carry without hassle even if go through crowd street.....
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from Idaho on 3/6/2009
Comments about Tamrac Tamrac 5770 Velocity 10x Pro, Sling Pack with Tuck-A-Way Waist Belt, Black:
Perfect dimensions for 2 DSLR's side by side with long lenses and hoods attached- Pack is wide enough and deep enough and there is room in the center (with adjustable dividers) for two flashes. Makes for quick shooting. It is a big pack, but it's manageable, I am a woman, and it's about my torso width. It's like a really big messenger bag. There isn't a lot of wasted bulk and it's very compact for it's size. It looks professional and is still rugged. I use is on outdoor and location shoots. Skis well, but on my back, it's a little large to wear on the front for that. But the waist strap makes it very secure and it takes a lot of the weight off your shoulder at other times. Travels well because the shoulder strap hooks over headrest in the car-it's very secure and the cameras are ready within reach. Only drawbacks: could use a side access back pocket for papers. The clips on top are unnecessary and I cut mine off. Would be nice to have a clip vs. solid ring attaching the shoulder strap- but the sliding design is genius. The front pocket could use a few more slots for business cards and pens, things tend to fall to the bottom and you're fishing.. Hard to find anything really wrong, it's the best I've found on the market for the need to have 2 cameras going at once. Never need to unpack it so it's always ready. I've moved into mine permanently!