Canon Zoom Pack 1000 Holster Style Bag

2019-03-17T20:00:00

The case is perfect for travel or just taking the camera only on a day trip. It is perfect and I recommend it for anyone. My only very minor complaint is that I wish the green part was red. It's so minor that it doesn't really matter.

Sethoth

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2018-12-31T07:30:48

Excellent product from Canon, fits a DSLR with mid size lens attached. Slimmer profile than other holsters I have which makes it convenient for throwing into a back pack to conserve space. It is very well made

Aston M.

2018-12-30T08:45:54

tight fit for my Nikon D7200 camera w/16-300 lens (4" lens). but managing ok. I use it while riding my horse and the size doesn't interfere with my mounting nor leg. I will replace my camera strap with the thinner cheaper Nikon one and that should solve the problem. I like the fact it Zips out away from body to open as now can get to camera faster. the other bag zipper was next to my waist and hard to get to. Will only use that when hiking or car trek.

Audrey T.

2018-12-25T19:00:00

Received this as a Christmas gift. This is a very sturdy case and fits my Canon 77D and 15-135mm lens nicely. Not enough room for the lens hood though. It has two straps. One for over the shoulder, and a second for the waist belt. It's a little bulky due to the storage area for the waist belt. I'm not sure I would ever use the waist belt but we'll see. The storage compartment on the exterior is too small for the lens hood. It could be useful for a second battery, memory cards, etc. There is a panel that is connected by velcro between the camera and lens. I took that out.

Waples

Originally posted at

2018-12-19T20:27:33

I use this bag mostly for my fly fishing/photo hikes. It wears well, has enough space for a second lens and keeps contents organized, cushioned and protected from the occasional splash. Pretty much exactly what I was expecting/wanting.

Sager S.

2017-07-19T13:14:21

The bag is very rugged and weather resistant. A velcro flap covers the zipper and it fits my Canon D60 body with 18-135 zoom lens with room to spare.

Christoher E.

2016-12-20T11:18:13

It fits my Canon EOS D7 Markii. Your helper Courtney help me select this. Now she's my favorite helper. The camera a 10 and so is this bag when I need to carry light.

MICHAEL C.

2013-08-19T21:00:00

I needed an extra bag to use as a holster while I'm walking around wedding venues (mainly to keep extra lenses in). I haven't gotten a chance to use it yet, but it seems like it will be perfect!

LEAH W.

2013-01-16T19:00:00

T2i with 18-200mm lens (reversed hood) fits nicely with a spare filter in the outside pocket. (Need to wrap camera strap around lens.) It looks like a larger body would also fit, so I'll be ready to upgrade to a 70D! I am not sure if I like the belt strap, and I kind of wish it was removeable, but it tucks away in its own compartment

alantracy

2012-06-17T21:00:00

I bought this case for my Canon Rebel XS with 18-200mm lens. It fits just fine. It doesn't have a lot of room for "extras" but for getting the camera safely to your shooting site or for carrying around during the day while taking occasional pictures, this definitely is a great bag to have.

JOHN K.

2012-01-08T19:00:00

I purchased the Canon Zoom Pack 1000 Holster Style Bag knowing it was not a "padded" case. I have a Canon 100-DG Digital Gadget Bag for that purpose (great gear bag btw). I wanted the Canon Zoom Pack 1000 Holster for times when I want to take a minimal amount of gear with me. Fits my Canon EOS 60D with 18-135 lens perfectly, but snugly. You can stuff your camera's shoulder strap inside it, but I prefer to let my camera shoulder strap hang outside the case. The front pocket easily holds my extra battery and SDHC cards with room to spare. The Canon Zoom Pack 1000 Holster is well constructed and good looking. It comes with a shoulder strap and built-in hidden waist belt. After receiving the first one, I ordered a second one for my daughter's Canon EOS Rebel T3. It is an exact match for her Canon 100-EG Custom Gadget Bag.

JIM L.

2012-01-04T19:00:00

I just needed the camera protected when traveling light without lots of accessories, etc. This meets that need. It's convenient and not too bulky.

John A.

2012-01-01T19:00:00

Very handy case for quick events.

Stevo

2011-12-19T19:00:00

This holster is perfect for the EOS 60D with zoom lens attached [fits 55-250 and 18-135 with body securely]. Case itself is light but strong and sturdy, with a weather overlap for the top opening. Can be strapped to waist and/or shoulder carried, both straps are included. Also has front compartment for cards, caps, etc. Must have for EOS line.

BRIAN D.

2011-09-27T21:00:00

Use it to carry a canon 40D and lens (usually 17-55). Also stows a polarized filter, few spare CF cards and a spare battery. Not room for a lot else. Light weight and easy to carry though.

Dtc

2011-09-03T21:00:00

The right product to carry and protect your camera without the bulk of bags or cases.

Sunny

2011-01-03T19:00:00

This pack is perfect if you want to go out and about for the day and only need one camera and lens. Not much room for accessories so just take what you need for a basic shoot.

ROBERT W.

2010-10-30T21:00:00

Canon T1i new since retiring Minolta SLR , then a Coolpix 4500 P/S. A Months use found the bag lightweight & easy to extract camera. Handy to tote camera & 17-200mm lens, extra battery & charger, video cables, extra mem cards. Would be tight to carry additional lens - it's not intended to be an accessory bag.

ReoKMG

2010-04-05T21:00:00

Great bag !!!

boludo

2009-01-13T19:00:00

I wanted a camera bag which can be carried around comfortably. This one easily carries my Canon Rebel XSi with kit lense, some accessories like cables, charger, memory cards etc. The waist wrap is an added advantage.

Jojan

2009-01-13T19:00:00

I use it very often, it is comfortable and it has a very good protection for the camera and of course for the lenses that are very expensive….

Mayra G.

2008-09-23T21:00:00

I bought this for a Chicago trip since Adorama was out of the two Lowepro cases I wanted. It worked well as a basic case but no real padding to protect camera and lens. It was a tight fit for my Canon 40d and 18-135mm lens.The lack of padding and extra pockets should be noted. I had enough room for a lens brush and cleaning cloth in the top and a battery and one 4 gig card in the only front pocket. Everything fit but it was tight..It was a hassle to get the camera in and out of it.

Thomas E.

2007-02-04T19:00:00

I use it--BUT It should have side pocket for sometimes needed Instruction manual Its lighter but not MUCH less bulky than my other bag with lenses, flash, etc. Stuffing in the neck strap is not easy

ro

2006-11-06T19:00:00

Very useful and sturdy bag - and, although compact, it's big! My Canon EOS Rebel XT/350D with a Sigma 18-200mm lens fits perfectly inside it (even with the camera's big strap folded behind the camera and with a polarizer filter + Sigma's big lens hood attached in front of the lens) - and there's still some space left inside for some small accessories... It comes with a velcro "divider" to be put over the camera (or behind it, as a matter of fact), so you can partition the inner space and create a second section/slot (on the top portion of the bag, just below its top cover) to keep a battery charger (plus two or three extra batteries) or small acessories without taking the risk to scratch the camera's LCD screen. The top cover closes by velcro and it's very easy and fast to open (just pull it up, without the need to push buttons, press hooks, untie laces or whatever). Inside the bag, just below the top cover, there's a very convenient zipper-style compartment (very useful for storing cables, cleaning pens, portable table tripods etc.). The front accessory compartment is small, but there's enough space for around 3 memory cards, one or two lens caps, a thin cable and maybe more (all these items together), if you arrange everything well. It features a comfortable, ergonomic strap and a belt that allows us to carry it on our waist. You'll look like as if you're carrying a big gun! If you don't have too much photographic gear and stuff, this bag may be the only bag you will ever need. In my case, here's a list of what it can hold altogether: - A Canon EOS Rebel XT/350D + Sigma 18-200mm lens (with a polarizer filter and a big hood attached) - A CB-2LT battery charger - A Hoya polarizer filter case - A flexible, mini table tripod - The camera's USB cable - The camera's video cable - The front lens cap (when it is off the camera) - The rear lens cap - The camera's cover body cap - An RC-1 wireless remote controller (attached to the camera's strap) - A manual air blower with large rubber bulb Of course it would be more comfortable if I'd put all this stuff in a bigger, horizontal-style gear bag, but this one gives me the benefit of wearing it around my neck and leave it hanging just in front of me (as I would do with the camera alone) or around my waist (holster style). And, last but not least, it is beautiful, stylish and have a nice silver "Canon" logo in front of it. Recommended!

Rodrigo F.