Lowepro Omni Sport

A handy little bag which I carry SLR w/90mm lens, couple of short lenses and a flash for a day out. Camera is easily accessable when carrying it thru a zippered "door" on the top while being carried. Two zippered pouches for spare batteries and filters,etc. Great ergonomics. I don't have the hard case. Its' a great grab bag case. I've carried it through zoos, cities for the entire day and it remains comfortable. I have it ready near the door to grab on the way out. For more equipment I'd get a backpack. One of my friends who has years of camera hauling experience really loves it. One may show up as a Xmas gift.Its' a great grab bag case. It would make a great gift.

It's lightweight, equipment is quickly accessible, easy to cary with either shoulder strap, handle or waist belt.

None for its' purpose. Not waterproof but resistant.

Numerous leather "box" cases. Lowepro Nova 5

Not needed

I love this little bag very much. I bought it as a secondary bag, just for my camera and one, probably two lenses. It''s really reliable and built strong. The inside of the bag is variable and is exactly like I wanted. Everything is laying shock-proof in this bag. You can also put it into a Peli Case (1400?), where it is much saver (I don''t have one). It''s good for everywhere, but if you want to use it outdoor (real hard use), I''d take the Peli case too.

- good quality - nice size - ergonomic shoulder-strap - many little pockets for many little things - two ways to take out your camera (just look at the specifications at lowepro''s hp)

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LowePro Magnum AW

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