Reviewer:
Herbert
from Cookeville, TN United States
I use this as my "casual" camera bag. I can put my Nikon D7000 in it along with 1-2 extra lenses, memory cards, cleaning kit, extra battery, a map, compass, and a thin jacket. As you can see, it holds a lot more than it seems.
It is very well made, looks great and allows me to carry a lot without bulk. Only improvement I made was I made a cardboard stiffener by cutting up an old file binder and placed it inside the small pocket that is within the bag.
It is also surprisingly waterproof. It has kept my camera gear dry in a decent downpour and even being right underneath a waterfall with water spraying everywhere.
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Best bag ever.
February 20, 2012
Reviewer:
Olivia
from Athens, GA
Simple, high quality, perfect size - and it looks great. I have been taking it with me everywhere for the last few months. Highly recommended.
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This is a neat bag.
December 8, 2011
Reviewer:
John
from Portland, OR
I use this bag on public transportation. I carry a packable windbreaker (as a rain shell), a wool hat, a scarf, a pair of gloves -- all things I sometimes take off when the weather is warmer in the late afternoons but cold in the mornings. In addition, I can put my wallet, keys and cell phone in it. Small but voluminous.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
I find this bag very useful
September 25, 2011
Reviewer:
Ray
from San Francisco
I find this bag to be very useful, both on and off the bike. I use it just as much on my short hikes and walks around the city as I do riding a bike. I have also set it up as a handlebar bag on my flat-barred Bleriot and on my Rawland Sogn. It's water resistant, as well. Construction top-notch. I would recommend this to any bicycle commuter, day-hiker, city-walker, or BART rider. It'll hold an iPad nicely.