Product Description

Twelve compartments and pockets / Padded Insert / Adjustable non-slip Gripper Strap / Padded bottom stiffener / Removable hand carrying strap

Product Details

• Brand: Tiffen
• Model: 700-02B
• Released on: 2006-03-21
• Dimensions: 9.00" h x 6.50" w x 12.00" l, 2.00 pounds

Features

• Ideal for two cameras with or without motor drives, 6 to 10 lenses up to 300mm, flash unit, 10 to 20 rolls of film, and accessories
• 12 compartments and pockets
• Patented four-compartment Padded Insert included
• Adjustable non-slip Gripper Strap runs completely around the bag
• Removable padded bottom stiffener and hand carrying strap

Customer Reviews

Built for all Ages
I've had a Domke bag for over 40 years. These are the things I love about it. It is light weight, durable, flexible, and usable. Not using other bags I don't know how easily it is to change compartments. This one is a snap with velcro fastening and multiple pockets. One on the flap for print material, two in front for filters, microfiber cloth, batteries, memory cards, etc. One on the far side of the bag for incidental items that are exposed to the weather but still come in handy. Two, one on each end. The shoulder strap stays ON ALL THE TIME. You can pick up the bag with a removable canvass strap without opening or unbuckling the bag. Oh yes, and it doesn't look like a camera bag. It is weatherproof and an absolutely delight to use.

Domke F-2
I have always used a back-pack style of camera bag, which is good for storage but not as practical in the field. I really like the canvas Domke for its great strap that stays on your shoulder, and the softness of the bag next to your hip.

I carry a Canon 5D with 24-105mm lens attached, as well as a 70-200mm zoom, a 85mm prime, a 1.4x tele, extra batteries, filters, cables, external flash, memory cards- and I have plenty of room.

My daughter uses a Domke F-6 which is smaller, but also has a nice amount of room. If you don't have a lot of equipment, consider the F-6 as an option.

Holds a TON of gear without being too bulky
I've had a smaller Domke (F6?) for nearly 20 years and it's been a great bag and has worn like iron. Somehow along the way I lost focus and started using those over-padded monstrosities. I finally realized the error of my ways and bought a new Domke that would hold more of my gear, including (among other things) a Canon 100-400L and a 5D with battery grip. Now I remember why I bought my original Domke all those years ago! The bag conforms to your hip and with the shoulder pad it's got all-day comfort whether you carry it over the shoulder or messenger style. I highly recommend it.