Product Description

Gadget Explorer SLR Camera Case SLRC-2 fits SLR camera with lenses and accessories. Ashelves and flexible walls provides the ultimate impact protection and positions camera for quick access. Impact-resistant base protects your hardware from moisture and toppling over. Dedicated camera space helps prevent loss or damage of accessories during frequent removal or access. Removable and adjustable padded shoulder strap can be adjusted for a comfortable fit. Exterior dimensions: 12" X 10.5" X 5.50". Interior dimensions: 11" X 9" X 4".

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #14857 in Apparel & Accessories
• Brand: BestpriceShop
• Dimensions: 10.50" h x 5.50" w x 12.00" l, 2.50 pounds

Features

• Holds SLR camera body with attached zoom lens, laptop and additional accessories
• Removable shelves and flexible walls create a fully customizable interior
• Padded lens/accessory sleeves and nylex lined pockets provide superior protection
• Internal pockets and side pockets allow fast access to memory cards and other small items
• Computer compartment compatible with up to 10-inch netbook/Kindle

Customer Reviews

Acceptable...but not the best
I could not decide between this product (the "Message Bag") and the Canon 2400 SLR Gadget Bag (the "Gadget Bag"), so I bought them both. Price was not a controlling factor since each is about $35.00. Upon arrival, I found that both bags were well constructed, well padded, and each included lots of moveable dividers for configuring the inside. Of the two, the Message Bag is, perhaps, better looking due to its slim design and NavyBlue accent. However, after using both, I much prefer the Gadget Bag due to its superior design and utility. For example, both bags have a flip-up cover held down by two front clips. With the Gadget Bag, opening the flip-up cover reveals the bag's interior. With the Message Bag, opening the flip-up cover reveals a zipper which must then be opened to reach the bag's interior. Over time I found this seemingly minor inconvenience to be cumbersome and annoying.

I have a Canon EOS Rebel T1i with two lenses and several filters. I keep one lens attached to the camera body and have the other in a lens case. The wider/shallower Gadget bag accomodates this setup better than the Message Bag. The taller/slimmer design of the Message Bag makes a tighter fit for the equipment and the top does not fully open (due to the zipper) so it is more difficult to get equipment in and out of the bag. Also, the Gadget Bag has a better design for dealing with accessories. I especially like the side bags which are great for filters, cleaning kits, charger, etc.

I kept the Gadget Bag and gave the Message Bag to my son-in-law (who has equipment similar to mine). After a short time, he gave up on the Message Bag and bought a Gadget Bag which he much prefers.

I'm not saying that the Message Bag is not a good product -- it is serviceable and attractive. I am saying that there are other options which, in my opinion, work better.