Customer Reviews:
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 NICE BAG! February 22, 2010
Aiko Marinko (Los Angeles)
Not very big, but that's why I bought it! Large enough for me camera (Canon XS20is), a random number of filters and such. Your sandwich and beer will require their own sack. Very well thought out and constructed. I do think one could drop it down the side, any "side", of Mt. Fuji without the contents suffering any damage.
Oh, and I especially love the the fact that the inside "shoulders" are adjustable.
Found SD memory card February 15, 2010
URL (Dayton, OH United States)
I got this bag for my wife's Nikon D80. She is pleased with the bag which is good from a review point of view. However, she held up a memory card and asked if I placed it in the bag.
So our "new" bag has someone else's memory card and it is indeed full of pictures. Looks like New York scenes mostly around xmas time. The dates on the files say December 2009 thru January 17 2010. If you would like to claim this card - please respond to this review and tell me the brand name of the camera to help prove this is your memory card.
 good little bag February 9, 2010
V. DeBruin (Missouri)
This is a great little "on the go" camera bag for my Pentax K100D. The bag is a little oversized but I figured a general bag for all cameras would not result in a snug fit. The sides are pretty thick and shock absorbant. That was my biggest concern was that the bag could take a few minor bumps and not damage the camera. It has a few nice little pockets for the extras and a decent sized outside pocket (although not big enough for a lens-could hold a cell phone, small wallet, car keys, etc.). I can hardly wait for winter to end so I can take my camera on a hike and get some good pics.
Great for light hiking when you travel light February 9, 2010
Koi Garden Guy (Seattle, WA)
Lowe Pro Zoom 1 Carrying bag.
This is a really good product. Contrary to other posts here, it is a fairly tight fit. I use a D300 and lens from both 55mm F2.8 Micro to the 18mm-200mm zoom and it fits both. The wrist strap that I use on the base hangs off to one side and does make the camera fit a little tight, but it still works fine. Don't expect to carry much more in this case. Stuff like thin straps and lens cleaners cloths are fine but not another lens or more than one/two lens filter. Love the fact that this products opens faced to you. The handle strap is also a great idea. This product comes with a basic thin strap and has other options out there for upgrade. Also hikers who use other packs will want to come up with an integrated strap solution that works for them, so unless you are in a real hurry, it might make sense to buy this and get the straps later. There also is a small pocket that could hold something thin and small like a plastic cover for when you get caught out in the weather.....Opteka SRC-40 Large Rain & Elements Cover for Nikon D700, D300, D300S, D3000, D5000, D90, D80, D70, D60, D50, D40, & D40x Digital SLR Cameras
A little bigger than I thought, perfect size for me, fits everything I need, comfortable February 7, 2010
Michael Hansen (Virginia, United States)
I have used this bag a couple times since I received it and it is great. I bought this bag in preparation for getting a zoom lens that is longer than my current 18-55mm kit lens. Plenty of room for the kit lens and a lens hood while attached to the camera, and if you take the lens hood off of the 18-55mm lens, you can put it in the front pocket with room to spare! Great bag, it has a belt loop for wearing on your belt and also the neck/shoulder strap is great. Overall great bag, highly recommended if you have 2 lens to carry around (with one of them being an 18-55mm lens)
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