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I used one of these for about 6 months. Atleast twice a week when working as photographer for a university. It started falling apart so fast. And it felt cheap to begin with. I would not recommend this bag.
What bag did you end up going with instead? How is that holding up? I’ve had mine for over 3 years and have taken it on a bunch of trips, and it still looks almost brand new.
its a realy nice bag , but being a victim of theft back in 2022 and having my A7R4 & 16-35GM stollen from a bag near i identical to this design i will never have a front open camera bag ever agan
@@TheSpareTechRoom opportunity, or like my friend said they probably followed me when I had my camera out,I was in Rome, the only time I think was when I was queuing up for the bus after visiting the Colosseum it was crowded as hell and would of been super easy, Insurance covered it but was without a camera for the whole trip, bag was lowepro fastpack 250
It is a very good bag, it gets the job done which is to carry the gear of a casual shooter in style and in incognito mode but I'm going to disagree with you on the back part of the backpack, while the material that is made out of is fantastic, having the same material on the back of the pack just doesn't work, I live in FL also and putting the pack on your back is like putting on a Winter coat in Summer time, that material doesn't breath and there is no airflow between your back and the pack, I wish they had used air mesh instead of the same fabric and also on the back of the shoulder straps. And something to allow some air flow to kelp Your back fresh.
Would you not recommend it because of this? I am also in Florida and plan on taking this and my gear on hikes/to sinkholes/ the beach, etc. (lots of walking in the heat), and this bag was appealing to me due to the design and features and material, but does it get unbearably hot?
