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I forgot to mention it has a built in TSA approved lock. You can just pull the cable trough the zipper and lock it... OR you can loop it around a chair/table if you dont want people to walk away with it easy.
 
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Schwettylens said:
I forgot to mention it has a built in TSA approved lock. You can just pull the cable trough the zipper and lock it... OR you can loop it around a chair/table if you dont want people to walk away with it easy.

:( just added it to my cart on amazon. Gotta wait for my paycheck to deposit in my bank account to pull the trigger.
 

That's an awesome bag!!
 
I really like my Domke's. I can take pics of the bags with the contents later if you like.
 
I think Lowepro bags is the best. I just spent 2 weeks in Italy and Spain wearing this to hold my Nikon SLR and 8mm DVR. I found it perfect. The zipper sits against your back and is covered by a flap all the way around...no fears in a crowd or subway. I can't tell you the number of times I felt someone jostling me in a crowd, with no fear that my camera was being stolen.
 
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I looked at the X200 a while back when I decided I wanted a roller for air travel. Decided I didn't have enough gear to justify it, but it looked like a great solution. What I have been doing is stuffing my Adventure 9 into a small rolling suitcase when I fly. I began doing this after getting too many request to move my 'small backpack' under the seat to make room for someone that didn't want to check their bags.
 
omg, what a question. There must be thousands. I must have half of them. I have many that are camera only bags / packs, I always go to Think Tank first. They make stuff like no one else, for pros. I have a huge amount. Unbelievably well thought out, and much is interoperable. I use their belts with pockets for lenses for shooting all the time. I used their undercover bag (Retro 7) for a wedding this weekend. I use their briefcase when traveling on non-photo business. I use there fanny packs, backpacks and airplane bags. I used their airplane roller to store the lenses I am not using. Anyway, ThinkTank first. Although for hiking, I just ordered a Click Elite backpack because it has easy access without taking off the pack and half the pack is for rain gear, gloves, food and the like. It is one of the best combo bags. Think through what you want it for. JD
 
If you're in the cheap I've read good things about the amazon basics camera backpack. It's $29.00. I'm thinking about getting one for the heck of it. If nothing else it would make for good storage.
 
I just got my shipment for lowerpro X200. My oh my.... So nice and it is full of surprises! Will write about it later.

Best thread revival ever only because the X200 looks amazing. I may need to treat myself to one.
 

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