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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program My rating: 4.5 out of 5. The reason is because I would have preferred the padding to be slightly thicker all-around, but the case still provides decent padding.

The inside of the case has these measurements:

7.5" vertical height from bottom of case without soft shelf.

Dimensions of bottom of case is 4" x 3.5"; Dimensions of top of case is 5.5" x 4".

INSIDE SPACE: The case comes with a soft shelf that attaches to the velcro sides on the inside. The shelf allows you to create a hidden space of 2" to 3" in height, leaving a 4" space above. You can put a smaller device in the top for a better fit, or two different devices in the case. I keep my Canon SX210 Digital Camera in the hidden space, and I put my Panasonic HD Camcorder in the top space. The shelf can also be used as a divider to create space for two skinnier, but taller devices.

POCKETS: There's a flat pocket in the top flap that measures 5" x 3" for fitting about 8 memory cards.

There's a pocket in the front that can hold a digital camera, or a personal recording device, or battery and battery charger, or an A/C plug.

PADDING: The base has a tough, thick padding, about 1/2" thick. The padding in the rest of the case is about 3/8" thick. I would have preferred if the padding was either 1/2" thick all around, or even a 5/8" thick padding. It would have been a perfect case then, but it's still offers great protection.

I don't use this case for my DSLR. It does fit my Canon XSi DSLR, but not with the lens attached. I can store the 18-55 lens in the bottom space, and the body on the soft shelf. The bottom won't hold the 55-200 lens, or the camera body. It will only hold small lenses.

This is an excellent case. The handle is tough and padded well. The zippers are high quality, zip smoothly, and don't jam at all. The shoulder strap is a flat, thin piece of fabric, not padded at all. It's not really uncomfortable, but it would have been nice to have a padded strap. The strap reaches a maximum of 20" down off the shoulder. Other than the padding issue, this is a near perfect case based on my use. 4.5 out of 5.

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Lowepro has the good reputaion on camera bags, but first I was very concerned about the size too small for Canon 60D & 18-135mm lens, while I didn't want a big toploader. After reading everybody's reviews here, I was convinced that it should work and I have given a try. Wow, it worked. It's big enough for the camera, or it may be a little tight to somebody else. For me, it is the perfect size. I can put my extra battery and hood in the front pocket, and memory cards inside the lid pocket. If I fly, it can be put in my suitcase or backpack. When the weather is bad, I can easily take pictures and put camera back to it for good protection. For light travellers, it's highly recommended to have this bag for Canon 60D.

Update: I can carry 2 lenses: one with the camera in the bag, and another one like 70-300mm in lens bag attached. I can put 60D & 17-55mm F2.8 lens inside. I thought, only Tamron or Sigma 17-50mm f2.8 lens would fit, and I really wanted to use it to carry my new general purpose lens. Glad to find out that I was wrong.

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program I'm a portrait photographer, so the bag that I carry around usually is large enough for a number of different lenses and flashes. That's definitely not enjoyable when you're heading to the park with your kids or taking a bike ride. This bag is ideal for traveling. It's compact and yet has more than enough room for my body and my favorite walking around lens (28-75mm) with me. I love that there's an easily accessible front pocket as well it's the perfect place for me to put my cards and cash so that I don't have to carry a purse around as well.

One of my favorite parts about this bag, though, is something that I didn't expect. The other day my husband and I got ourselves and our children up at the unholy hour of 5 am to go to a fishing derby. Of course it started sprinkling and then the rain came down. I got worried about my camera until I remembered that the bag had built-in rain gear! I slipped the rain covering out of the back of the bag and wrapped it around the bag. It stayed on beautifully and kept my camera gear safe. Any photographer will tell you that when you're not prepared for the rain, it can ruin not only a shoot, but also your camera, costing you thousands of dollars. That's why I was so appreciative of the rain covering.

This has become my favorite walk-around bag, and considering that I have a number of different bags, that's saying something. Lowepro did an awesome job creating this bag, and while it may be the first bag of theirs I own, it won't be the last.

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program I prefer using this style of bag when going out with just a single camera-lens setup. This Lowepro Toploader has everything I need and then some. It's just (barely) large enough for my Canon 20D with Tamron AF 18-270mm Zoom Lens attached. Pocket for extra batteries and cards, and the rain cover is a nice touch that I haven't needed but appreciate being there for emergencies. I am not sure the padding would be sufficient to prevent breakage should the bag be dropped and would like to see a tad more, but overall, I am very happy with this bag.

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Excellent bag. Was looking at reiveiws and was hoping it would fit my Nikon D5000 + Tamron 18-270pzo. It is a VERY nice fit. Thought others might be wondering since it is rated for a 50mm and obviously 270mm seems a bit out of the range!

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I bought this case to protect my husbands camera that he is using in Iraq. He has a Casio EXLIM and the case did fit it really well, but If your looking at the "APE" embelished case in the picture and thinking thats what you'll get, You're wrong. I received A black leather fold-over velcro-close case that is open in the bottom corners. It didn't even have the "APE" logo. I was disappointed as the case in the picture was what I was looking for, but I kept it and sent it on to my husband anyway. I suppose it will still serve its purpose. If you really want the product in the picture, buy from a different supplier on Amazon, or try . Thats where I originally found it.

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This is such a quality product, that I had to order one for the lady at church, my mom, my dad, etc.!!! Everyone who sees the case wants one and so far I have purchased 4 to date...and counting because I know someone else is going to ask for one. This makes the perfect gift. I love it, simply love it!! You will not be disappointed!!!

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It is a nice case--well made and well designed. It fits my wife's Casio Exlim camera perfectly. The Ape case was exacty as it was pictured and just like the one lost on a trip earlier this year.

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If you need a quick raincover in a pinch this is it. Keeps your DSLR dry and safe. Comes with a handy carrying case. This cover is very long though. Seems fit for a 400mm telephoto lens. Not a big deal though. Keeps everything dry so I'm happy.

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Like it it's very nice as its cheap and could carry all my camera parts and also beautiful color and its not easy to get dirt ... Therefore it's nice !!!

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I purchased the Adorama Slinger Bag after first purchasing the Tamrac Velocity 5. The Tamrac bag is a nice bag and can be worn as either a shoulder bag or a waist bag. Unfotunately, it lacked sufficient support when worn as waist bag and did not have an attached pouch to carry a water bottle. The Slinger Bag addressed both of these deficiencies. When worn as a waist bag, it also uses the shoulder strap to keep the bag firmly in place which also helps to balance the weight of the bag. There are two water pouches on the Slinger Bag (which is a real requirement as I live in Arizona).

The Adorama Slinger Bag is a great travel bag. It is light weight and has great utility. I highly recommend it.

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The camera case is very well made and The Sony website recommended this case for my DSC-W300. This case does have a light snap on the front unlike some that close with a magnet, but I found that the case seemed a bit on the small side for my camera. I felt like the case would come undone if not carried very carefully. The drawback for me is that the case itself did not have a strap, the strap included is for your camera. If your on the run with just your camera like I often am I had no place to put or hold the case when the camera was out of it. I ended up buy another slimfit leather case (red) that has 2 slots to hold extra memory sticks, the camera fits better and it has a small leather strap to carry it.

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I liked this camera case a lot because it matched my pink camera and fits well. The suede adds a nice touch and the leather is soft and cute. Love it!

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really cute but WAY too much money for a little bitty camerea case with virtually n o space for anything. Of course I knew it when I purchased it I just know it was frivolous! .....

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I wanted a pink case to match my DCS-T70 cyber-shot. In the description it didn't say that it was compatible with my camera model, but it still fits well. For the price, I was expecting it to protect my camera in case it fell, but the pamphlet enclosed with the carrying case said that "It cannot protect your camera from strong impact or pressure." So basically, it just protects the camera from scratches. Also, the color of the case was a little darker than I was expecting. The bottom line is that you're paying for the style of the case and not the protection.

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I received the item within 5 days.

The case look very cute exactly like the picture.

it even can cary some other small camera like GE.

I am very happy with my purchase.

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I got this for my mom's Nikon S4100 and it was a good fit into the case. If you want it just to fit the camera it is great. It doesn't have ANY room though for anything other than the camera though, so just FYI. But great snug fit.

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In looking for a case to protect my camera I found this to be an excellant choice. It is well made, has a magnetic latch, fits perfectly and at a great price. I have an older Nikon case for the earlier version of this camera. It has a pocket for an extra card and battery. It was four times the cost of this one and the only advantage was the pocket and a belt loop. Which, by the way, made it thicker taking up more room. This one my wife carries in her purse. Looking for one that protects the finish and screen, this one fits the bill. Five stars for it filling my needs and if you want the other features, buy one that advertises the options. This in a very nice case.

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My wife an I purchased this leather case for our Nikon Coolpix S6200. It fits very snug and does the trick. No bells or whistles here, just a good look and good fit. If it holds together for a couple years, it's done it's job.

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I got exactly what I asked for! There was no scratching or denting and my camera fit right in. I got a coolpix s6200

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This is a great basic leather case for the cameras that fit. Well built, durable and stylish, it is exactly what you need if you want to offer your camera basic protection and storage. The people that have ranked it poorly evidently did not read the product description and had unrealistic expectations, like extra storage space, straps, pockets, etc. Look at the picture, check out the dimensions and use common sense people!!

Case Logic Kilowatt KSB-101 Medium Sling Backpack for Pro DSLR Review

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program This is an excellent camera bag! It has two main compartments. The upper one is approximately 6" tall, 6" wide and 5" deep, and the lower one is about 7.5" tall, 6" wide and 5" deep. There are also two very small side-compartments at the top of the bag, and each of them has interior mesh pockets.

The bag's upper main compartment has two interior mesh pockets and opens at the front. The lower main compartment has adjustable velcro'd partitions, and opens from the left and right sides, as well as from the front. Each of the lower main compartment's side and front flaps has either a mesh or zippered pocket.

The bag is roomy enough for a camera, a couple of lenses and a few smaller items such as batteries and memory cards, and they will all be very well protected because of the excellent all-around padding. You can carry the bag as a backpack, or configure the straps to make it into a rightor left-handed sling bag. The included weather hood will come in handy on a rainy day!

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program I have to tell you that this is one nice little and handy backpack for photography use. I received this item and instantly fell in love with it. Now I do not use a DSLR camera but rather an old and trusted Nikon FA which has served me well over the years film and all. This backpack is perfect for my particular needs so if you are like me and have not made the transition to digital, fear not because this pack works just fine with antique cameras too.

The product is precisely as described in the product description. You can indeed configure it three different ways. I personally found that the right sling position worked out best for me although I did try all the different ones and they all work quite well and allow easy access to your camera, lens and the other "junk" which we all normally carry. The camera fits perfectly and there is plenty of room, in my case, for two different lenses.

I love the special strap on the back which allows you to carry a tripod. The strap is stout and even though I use a very light tripod it is obvious that he pack could carry a much larger and heavier one.

I like the way that the partitions within the back can be reconfigured with little or not problem. The dividers are stout and well padded and held in by very strong Velcro fasteners which allows quick adjustments as needed. The pack itself is EXTREMELY well padded, which in my case is very important as I am a bit of a klutz and am constantly bashing into things. While I would not recommend throwing the back filled with equipment over a bluff or roll it down a hill side, I have all the confidence in the world that if you did as such the chances of your gear coming through the ordeal would be quite good.

The straps are very easy to adjust and fasten and are very, very comfortable in all configurations.

There is plenty of space in the top compartment to stash extra gear and it is very well padded. The outside, and indeed the inside of the back has quite a number of little pouches to store and hold smaller bits of gear. All in all this pack allows you to become extremely organized...something I have always had a problem with.

The zippers on this pack are heavy duty and at first you will find that they are a bit "stiff." After zipping and unzipping them a number of times though the stiffness leaves and they are quite smooth. The material which this pack is made of is quite stout and after careful examination I found the stitching to be very good. This pack should last for years of heavy use.

An additional feature, and one I most certainly appreciate, is the fact that the pack has a detachable weather hood which fits the pack perfectly and folds down to be quite small and easy to stash away in a special pouch on the OUTSIDE of he pack. I live in an area where the weather can change quickly and this is a real plus.

The pack is flat bottomed with a firm bottom and sets well and has a handle on top which makes it easy to carry if not strapped on your back.

This is an attractive and compact backpack which does the job that it was built for.

Don Blankenship

The Ozarks

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program This is a really nice backpack for a DSLR, with tons of room and tons of protection for your gear.

PROS

* Stiff enough to hold its own shape, so the bag itself will absorb (some) impact before things reach your camera

* TONS of padding inside--walls, cielings, doors, and even the compartment dividers

* Every last compartment divider is held in place with super-strong velcro that's repositionable, so you can adjust things to fit _your_ camera and _your_ lenses, to ensure a fit that's neither too loose nor too snug

* Has way more room than I need for my (small) DSLR and three lenses

* Tons of pockets for memory cards, extra batteries, etc.

* In addition to the top compartment, the main compartment can open from the top or either side, so you can choose

which you prefer (which may vary depending on which lens you're trying to retrieve)

* It's a backpack, so you won't strain your spine over time (though you do have the option to switch it to a sling if you prefer)

CONS

* Takes a while to figure out how to adjust the compartments. For example, my DSLR is on the small side, and I don't feel like I've identified the optimal way to arrange the compartments around it

* The label says there's a way to attach a tripod on front for even weight distribution, but I can't figure out how to attach the tripod at all... so this may be a usability/wish-it-had-more-instructions issue

NEUTRAL

* The zippers are a bit stiff and can require some focus to open or close... but that's because there is padding that protects the internal contents from hitting/scratching the zippers, so it's probably worth the hassle

* The velcro is so strong that it "grabs" when you're trying to reposition. BUT this means it holds tight once you have it in place, so this is an annoyance I can live with

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I LOVE this pack. Everything fits in the pack, everything has its place, and being able to remove the camera from the pack through the outside zippered "door" is so convenient; no fumbling and moving other items to get the camera out. The interior is a bright orange, not black, so you can actually see the equipment with the contrast instead of it all blending together. The velcro partitions allow you to adjust the fit for your equipment to the bag. This easily holds my DSLR, telephoto lens, 2 small lens, and lots of extras (battery charger, cleaning kit, etc). Now, I can grab and go and know I have everything I need in one pack.

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I love how many pockets and areas there are to put camera accessories in this backpack. There are dividers literally everywhere and it has excellent padding in between the compartments. I like how you can access the camera from the left or the right, depending upon your preference. I also have a tripod that I strap on the back. This is lightweight and is actually quite comfortable to use as a backpack. I much prefer it to the camera bag that I have used. So much more portable and accessible. I would highly recommend this.

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This camera bag is everything I wanted and more. The interior is very padded and will keep my camera and lenses safe. It also has a cover to keep my camera and or bag dry when it rains. This compact bag is perfect. Thank you, I love it, Kim D

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It's pretty good but, very big for the digilux 3, so there is a lot of empty space around the camera

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I get that question a lot while carrying my camera in this case. If you're expecting real leather for this price, get realistic! Well built, fits even with the electric viewfinder on, and comes with a much longer neck strap than the camera's original.

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I love the case its durable and keeps the camera protected plus it looks very nice the brown give it a sort of vintage look.

Review of Bower SCB1350 Digital Pro Series Sling SLR Backpack

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As a job I travel about filming various abandoned locations (this sounds weird, but it's true).

This bag has been my traveling companion through countless broken windows, up numerous trees, and across many state lines.

It has been inside and throughout abandoned asylums, castles, resorts, factories, homes, and hospitals...

I trust it with keeping a lot of expensive equipment safe and secure, it has yet to fail in it's duties.

Having the side-mounted tripod holder is a wonderful feature, and is the thing that actually sold me on the bag.

This bag is far from huge, but carries all of my equipment without being cramped.

It's smaller size is actually a great advantage when you need to be nimble, or climb up something to get a shot.

This backpack comfortably carries the following for me:

My D-SLR camera body (in camera armor).

Two lenses, one of which is a very large wide-angle.

Two external flashes.

Two remote flash receivers and a transmitter.

Two LED flashlights.

A wired remote trigger.

8 AA batteries in a case.

Three Pentax Li-ion batteries.

The wall charger for the Pentax batteries.

My memory cards in their case.

An entire lens and camera cleaning kit (blower, lens cloths, distilled water).

My Jeep keys, my wallet, and my cell phone also come along in the side pocket.

Lastly, on the side of the bag two tripods are secured (one standard size, and a skinny telescoping one for my flashes)

As you can see, this thing has adequate space for most everything you would need to carry on your back.

In fact I could fit more if needed, but I really don't have anything else I need to tote around with me on a daily basis.

My only concern is that the seam on the left shoulder strap is starting to fatigue and some of the stitches are letting loose.

I am partially to blame for this however, since I am not the most gentle person with my bag...

~Rusty

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I'll add my two cents in short, I don't even see how they can make and sell this bag at this price. You can spend as much as you want for a similar camera backpack, but you won't get more bang for your buck. Very nice materials, well constructed, with good protection for your equipment. A few reviewers claim this is a bag for "middle class" photographers. Lol. These are folks who still think that owning recognized brand names makes them better photographers. It doesn't. If you don't need something bigger, and you're not going to be putting a huge amount of weight in it, this is a great bag. I keep my medium format camera, two extra lenses, and general paraphernalia in it, and it fits nicely and is comfortable to wear for many hours. You can't go wrong with this one.

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I have scoured the Internet for low priced DSLR backpacks. I refuse to pay $79.99 for a backpack like the lowepro. I settled on this bag. This bag is very spacious, has adjustable/customizable velcro pockets inside for camera, lens, and other items, and has sufficient padding to protect everything. It also has an exterior tripod holder (which I have not used yet). Bag quality is good--the materials and zippers are not cheaply made. All in all, for the price you can't beat this backpack.

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I can use this backpack to carry/store my SLR camera with 3 lens, accessories, and external flash. It's very flexible and well built (and padded) for the price. The only downsides are if you need to take more then one camera or need something that's waterproof/resistant (or can carry a hydro pack) for extreme hiking. Either way, it is an amazing buy and is highly recommended!

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First, this is not a sling, but a back pack. The description say this is a "sling SLR backpack" I bought this on a gamble that was a sling and surprise surprise, it's actually a back pack; but Amazon did a wonderful job of letting me return the product for full refund. Wish they had a picture of the straps or re-word their description.

But for the backpack, the straps are well padded, but the interior compartment and padding felt "cheap" for a $30.00 product. I tried to put my DSLR in the bad and walked around and can feel the camera move around (front to back, not side to side). Additional padding would have solve this problem, but the included padding was very minimal. I also wish they had more padding dividers. The side tri-pod holder works well.

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Whoever recommended this for a Nikon P7000 obviously never tried sticking a P7000 in the bag. The camera is way too thick, and it forces the bag outward to that pockets bulge. Also, if you have any kind of strap like the one the comes with the camera, it will never fit.

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The bag is great, but it is too tight for my Nikon P7000 with its carrying strap. That camera needs a slightly bigger bag.

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Works well on my camera to protect it. I like the shoulder strap for carring.

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I needed a case for my Nikon P6000. This case fits perfectly and is well made.

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This is the perfect case. I just received it and WOW does it have all kinds of pockets and zippered compartments to stash batteries, lens cloths, memory cards and data cables. It fits my Nikon S9100 with room to spare. I have looked for cases and bought a couple only to be disappointed. If your looking for the perfect case look no further, this is the one.

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This is my 4th camera strap through Amazon, my 9th in all with the originals. So, I've had some experience and a lot of expense. I know that I'm not the only one who feels that even a 21 ounce Canon SX40 can feel like 8 pounds after a 4 hour, 5 mile hike through rough terrain (especially the uphill parts), but even with wider straps, I've been uncomfortable and lately have found straps pressing upon my carotid artery, clavicle, and chaffing my neck. So, having given up on my previous wide and Canon-provided narrow straps, I just had to take a chance with the Crumpler Convenient Disgrace Camera Strap.

I gave up trying to figure out the "Disgrace" part, but I watched at least 6 videos on everything from $90 straps that were almost the same, intensely studied reviews by MrNikon, and read about 50 reviews. I even talked it over with my brother whose primary camera and lens weigh over 6 pounds [turns out he uses a wrist strap]. Then, I had to take into consideration that I hike with one hiking pole (two is a long story), and finally bit the bullet and bought this not-inexpensive Crumpler.

Pros: It comes longer than most straps and, instead of cutting it down or looping it shorter, I made it 48". The best I could do with two others was 30-36".

Crumpler can be used as a sling since with 48", you can easily put your arm through even if you're wearing a jacket.

It can be worn as a sling from either shoulder. Many are right-shouldered only, and you can even switch when not using the camera allowing relief from one shoulder or the other if needed.

Cons: It's rests very low around the neck, on me below my waist. If you make it shorter, it becomes more difficult to use as a sling.

Don't kid yourself or believe the product hype: It's HOT when the sun's out or the temperature climbs. After just 2 hours, black or beech at almost 3" wide around the back of your neck, it is hot.

It rides or sits UP on the neck in the back. It's best if you wear a collared (instead of T-) shirt or have really long hair. If there's nothing between you and the strap, it's uncomfortable.

It chafes for a most peculiar reason: on the back of the widest part is the name "Crumpler" in a raised "rubber" lettering, and after an hour directly on my skin, it rubbed. But the edges also rubbed. Unlike their claim that it doesn't slip because of their rubberized "crumpler" name, it does slip especially when you're sweating.

But I'm still giving it 4 stars. Why? Because as a sling, it's the (almost) perfect width on the shoulder to distribute the weight better and make it bearable after 5 hours and very comfortable even after 4! It's even more comfortable than others if you let it ride low from your neck, but that depends on your own physiology. But as a sling, especially with just a T-shirt, your camera can be brought up to eye level in a second. It DOES grab when wearing a jacket or long-sleeved shirt, and I wish it slid up like the harness-type slings made for monster cameras.

As a sling it doesn't chafe. It doesn't slide, and at 4 feet total length, there's room to bring it up to the eye. (You should know that I'm 6'2" at least when I start a hike; sometimes I come back looking and feeling like Quasimodo.) Basically, this is the better of the bunch, and I haven't found the best yet. It's more reasonably priced than the ones made for 10 pound cameras, yet it's relatively expensive for what it is. I recommend it, but with the caveats I've mentioned.

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The Crumpler Industry Disgrace Camera Neck Strap is adjustable and has the other characteristics of a usual camera strap as far as connecting it to a camera. That is where the similarities between it and other camera straps end. This is the third camera strap I have had for my present camera and it will be my last. The Crumpler is very soft and comfortable on my neck and my neck does not get tired from using it. I also like the fact that it is very low key and does not have a brand name advertisement in bright contrasting color. This will be the only camera strap I will ever use from now on.

Kudos to Crumpler for a superb product.

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This is the best of several camera straps that I've used, owned, or tried on over the last 10+ years. It's of robust construction and is well padded, but remains reasonably moisture wicking and breathable (certainly much better in this regard than factory canvas straps or aftermarket neoprene products). The tailoring (which is contoured beyond the "flat band" approach of most straps) fits me perfectly. Aside from the quality and static fit, one of my favorite features is the fact that this strap achieves great comfort dynamically (while walking around with weight attached). When I refer to "dynamic" comfort, I am primarily addressing the fact that this strap does not exhibit the bungee cord behavior of many other replacement straps. I used a Nikon N65 with lightweight consumer lenses 10+ years ago and my neoprene strap (while comfortable statically) was a nightmare while on the move. This Crumpler (basically stretch free to my perception) is ideal for my Canon 7D and Canon EOS 1 with heavy higher end lenses. The contour of the strap lends itself well of hanging over my shoulder too.

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Solid strap with a really comfortable pad that can be worn on the chest, as a sling over the head, or even just hanging off the camera. I have a heavy camera and i found this comfy enough and not as ridiculous as the Crumpler Convenient Disgrace strap.

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I bought the Crumpler anticipating some sort of miracle solution to the strap fatigue I was getting from the Canon strap that came with my 600D. I'm not sure what I expected, but I thought that there'd be some sort of super-cushioning in the neck, maybe a little stretchy fabric in the strap itself, but, basically, it's just a cool looking strap with a nice-but-not-exceptionally-comfortable neck piece that's slightly more padded than a standard strap. For Close to $40 bucks, one would have thought there'd at least be some Miracle Foam (or foam of any kind!) in the neck, but, sadly, it's just a puffy piece of nylon that feels as though it's got a bit of fluff in it. Oh well. It's fashionable, anyway, and I'm no longer a walking Canon advert. Huzzah.

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I ordered the case for my new Canon G15. I have a Canon wrist strap attached to my G15 and I just fold it over on top of the camera when I store it. It fits perfectly, no problems and the front pocket is large enough to hold a spare battery and a SDHC card or two. I wanted something that was durable, flexible, compact and water resistant.This fits the bill. I also like the rugged look of the case. It's not one of those shiny plastic/vinyl cases.

The case seems to be very well made and is constructed out of a durable canvas type of material with a soft internal lining that should provide some protection and lasting wear.

If you notice from the picture, they are showing it with what appears to be a Canon G series camera...so if you know what size they are, then you should know what will fit.

The only thing I can think of to change is, it would be nice if it had a carrying strap. I knew going it that it didn't, so I'm not disappointed.

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I wanted a small protective belt pouch for my Lumix DMC-LX7 and this one appeared to be the perfect match. It does the main job well. It fits the camera and its little hand wrist strap lanyard.

Sadly, there is no velcro or button to keep closed, or at least snug, what you put in the little front pocket. Anything put in there has a very good chance of falling out during camera extracting/inserting operations.

So, I ended up keeping the extras (battery, filter, spare memory card and moist lens cleaning cloth)in my pockets.

Since I was keeping the extras in my pockets, I ended up using my Zing Belt Bag because it is less conspicuous, more comfortable and more practical.

When I need a little protective pouch to carry my camera and extras in my backpack, I use the NG pouch it is perfect for the task!

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This photo is very miss leading...no frame of reference for honest scale...extreamly small... it appears to be a much larger camera with plenty of room.

There is so much room around the camera in the picture, that it seems to have been faked. Very disapointing. If this was done with one product it was done for all.