Another new bag

[Rick Womer]

I considered that bag before my recent UK trip (which
was mostly a work trip, with a couple of days'
holiday).  I went for the Tamrac Turbo CyberPro
instead, mostly because of its considerable price
advantage.  

On the planes (one is allowed only one carry-on item
leaving the UK) it held my (largish) laptop, several
files, K10D with DA 16-45, ist D body, 3 other lenses,
flash, water bottle, change of clothes (in case my
luggage didn't accompany me), hat (PDML cap!),
windbreaker, and power brick for my computer--plus
memory cards, extra batteries, etc.  I could barely
lift the damned thing, but it held it all with room to
spare.

Rick

Rick

--- George Sinos <gsinos at gmail.com> wrote:

> Yes, I have yet another new bag, the Think Tank
> Urban Disguise 60.
> 
> Here's a link to info on the Think Thank web site.
> 
>
<http://www.thinktankphoto.com/feature_cat_slide_pop.php?ftr=UrbnDsgs_UD60_1>
> 
> or
> 
> <http://tinyurl.com/2ae2jr>
> 
> When I teach I need to carry a bunch of photo stuff,
> and all of the
> paperwork, teaching materials and administrative
> misc. for the
> classes.  Until now, I've carried a camera bag and a
> laptop computer
> bag.
> 
> The Think Tank bag looks like a big laptop bag and
> holds it all.  This
> thing has more pockets and zippers than you can
> imagine.  For this
> particular purpose it is very functional.  It might
> be just the ticket
> for airline travel.
> 
> Fully loaded, it is a bit heavy, but the padded
> shoulder strap is
> great.  It has the same anti-slip grip as the
> Domke's but is heavily
> padded.
> 
> The zippers are very heavy duty and the bag seems
> extremely well constructed.
> 
> As always, time will tell.
> 
> See you later, gs
> <http://georgesphotos.net>
> 
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