Used Tamrac 5263 CyberPro Express Rolling Photo / Computer Briefcase, Black.

2012-12-12T19:00:00

Third one I have owned, sturdiest yet.

MARY B.

2008-02-20T19:00:00

I've used this on airplanes and around town for a few weeks now. It works well for transporting two complete full-sized DSLRs with accessories. I wish it had some means of attachment for a tripod. Fits in the overhead bin of airplanes. It replaced a large backpack-style two-camera bag, and it puts the weight where it belongs - on its own wheels. The laptop pocket doesn't really work well with the bag fully loaded with camera gear.

2008-01-20T19:00:00

I carry a D80 with the 28-200 lens attached, as well as a second D80 with 100-400 lens attached. Both are easy to get at, and are a fast draw, which was my goal. Add in a couple of other lenses, and flash gear, along with laptop, filters, and general gear, and the bag is heavier than I care to carry via shoulder strap. However, the wheels and handle make getting around airports and hotels easy. I keep the bag with all of the gear in the car, taking only what I need. If terrain permits, I wheel th whole thing to wherever I need it.

WILLIAM P.

2007-06-25T21:00:00

After years of carrying camera bags on my shoulders, this rolling case saved my back. The only downside is that there are some situations when you do have to carry the bag and it's heavier than a normal bag because of the rolling mechanism and the handle. But it is solid and I love that I can keep two cameras with long lenses on the camera bodies and also my small laptop.

Ricky J.

2007-05-07T21:00:00

Ready to go with two photo cameras with long lenses.Very safe for the rest of your equipments.

Zbigniew W.