Product Description

The largest of Tamrac's 5000 Series professional camera bags, the Pro 12 protects two digital or film SLRs with lenses attached, multiple additional lenses and accessories. It is equipped with two Slide Pockets that incorporate Tamrac's exclusive Memory & Battery Management System (patent pending) for identifying available memory cards, batteries, and other accessories. The foam-padded main compartment features Tamrac's USA patented Lens-Bridge Divider System. The Dual Action Top has quick-access Easy Squeeze buckles plus an internal zipper for extra protection. Pockets inside the top keep film and accessories visible and organized. The two ZipDrop front pockets feature mesh and paraphernalia pockets to organize accessories and personal items. Other features include foam-padded end pockets, tripod straps, a foam-padded plastic bottom, a zippered back pocket, EasyGrip handle, BioCurve shoulder strap and Piggy-Back Pocket. You can add Tamrac accessories using the attachment slots for Strap Accessory System (S.A.S.) products to customize this large pro bag to perfectly fit your needs.

Product Details

• Color: Black
• Brand: Tamrac
• Model: 5612
• Dimensions: 10.50" h x 10.75" w x 19.00" l, 3.75 pounds

Features

• Foam-padded main compartment
• Rigid base platform
• Side-mounted accessory pockets
• Specialized film pocket
• Internal dimensions: 15 by 6.75 by 8.25 inches

Amazon.com Product Description
Roomy enough to hold two camera bodies, seven to eight lenses and a flash, the Tamrac Pro 12 camera bag is the ideal solution for the photographer who requires a complete assortment of equipment. The foam-padded main compartment, in conjunction with the padded dividers, provides a soft, gripping web of protection for your camera equipment. Accessory pockets abound. The top flap has mesh pockets for filters and other flat accessories. The front has two zipped flaps with mesh pockets on the inside, as well as internal pockets that conveniently hold whatever is needed. Padded side pockets can hold additional items, while the overhanging top section protects the contents from the weather. Internal pockets can hold batteries, calculators, tickets, or anything else that needs holding. Also includes film pockets that can store film and are even detachable from the bag itself, preventing exposure to x-rays, and allowing easy inspection by officials. Carrying the Pro 12 is a breeze with either the handle or the padded shoulder strap. When using the handle, a torsion bar stabilizer strut in the top distributes the weight.

Customer Reviews

Tough As Nails Bag
I've been using my Tamrac Pro12 bag for several years and it's still in like-new condition. The bag is plenty large enough to hold all my gear with room to spare. The dividers allow for a large variety of layout options and has plenty of pockets for accessories. The bag is well padded and made with a tough snag and rip resistant fabric. All the seams appear to well stiched too, with box-stiching on all the major stress points. The carry strap is contoured, well padded and slip-resistant which makes for a much more comfortable day of lugging heavy camera bodies and lenses around.

Every couple months I recommend spraying the outside of the bag down with a quality water-repelling spray such as that used for tents and other camping gear. This will do wonders for weatherproofing the bag to prevent your delicate equipment from getting damp if you're out and get caught in an unexpected rain.

A great bag
This bag is GREAT. I use it toghter with a tamrac backpack. But i prefere this one. It's nice and big. and easy to adjust to your needs.
I use this bag when i travel by plane as my handluggage. It fits my basic travel camera gear and some other stuff like a book and a bottle of water.
The strap is good and doesn't hurt.

Great for airline travel
As others have mentioned this bag holds a lot of gear. One of the biggest selling points for me is that is that is can be used as your second carryon on an airline. As big as it is, it is designed to fit under the seat, so it counts as your hand held carry on. I've traveled with it many times and never had to gate check it. It's a little tight on the commuter planes, but I've always been able to carry it on to the plane with me.

Generally I have two camera bodies and an assortment of lenses, flashes etc. It has separate compartments for extra flash cards and batteries as well as a few other pockets useful for battery chargers, note books etc.