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10. Dez 2016
Very well made
I'm one of those people who tend to research things to death before I make a purchase. I care about my equipment and hate buying junk. I've had quite a few camera bags over the years, and before I found this one, Crumpler was always my favorite. This bag is pretty awesome tho. There was only one thing that I would list as a negative, but there is an easy work around for it... The top most portion of the bag that you slide your camera with lens attached into is quite large, once you remove the elastic part that your lens slips thru. There's so much padding up there that you don't really need it. With that removed, I can put a full size Canon with battery grip and a 70-300mm lens into it and the cover zips right up no problem. (As a side note, you could also easily fit a mounted 70-200 with plenty of room to spare). The issue was that the cover itself has virtually no padding at all, and with the camera inside, the back lcd portion of the camera seemed relatively unprotected. However, they give you so many padded dividers for the interior of the bag, that I slid the 3 that were left over into the zippered compartment of the top cover and problem solved! The only other negative that I had read in another review is that the zippers for the laptop compartment are placed in such a way as to be under stress by the shoulder straps. I don't find this to be the case. My bag is quite heavy when fully loaded and I just don't see a problem there. In fact, this is one of the first bags I've had that I can honestly say if it fell to the ground from shoulder height, I would not worry at all about any of my equipment being damaged. If anything does ever happen to this bag (fire, theft, act of God...), I'll be buying this same model again.
07. Aug 2019
Childrens size?
0 von 1 finden das hilfreich I wear a size 10 and these socks seem very small. Also the material is very thin. I buy many Adidas branded items, but these almost appear to be cheap knock offs.
10. Dez 2016
This is not a toy
I have purchased a couple of small table top tripods like this to use with spotting scopes and they were ok, but wouldn't take the weight of a DSLR. I tried this Manfrotto with a full size Canon with battery grip and a 24-70mm 2.8 and it performed well. Its a little bouncy, so you'll definitely want to use a cable, but the ball head doesn't creep at all. It's very well made and seems like it will last a long time.