Product Description

Interior Dimensions H- 6 x D- 3.5 x W- 5.5 inches (15 x 8.5 x 13.5 cm) The Appalachian is M-ROCK's smallest top load holder bag and is perfect for carrying compact SLR bodies with up to a 3.5 inch lens attached. The Appalachian can also hold many ZLR digital cameras with large built in zoom lenses. The Appalachian is the most well made, functional and user-friendly top load holster camera bag in it's size range. The Appalachian includes two comfortable and dual adjustable shoulder straps for carrying the bag as a shoulder bag, backpack or tummy bag, without purchasing an additional harness sytem. Also included are; a lens changing sack come weather jacket that envelopes and draw string shuts, a lens cloth and a snap hook for your keys. Stuuf your small tri-pod, wind breaker jacket or umbrella through the bungee straps below the bag. Increase the carrying capacity by attaching M-ROCK's modular bags the Ozark 505, Niagara 506, Rocky Mountain 507 & Mississippi 533 to both sides of the Appalachian. Wear the Appalachian as a comfortable fanny pack by attaching M-ROCK's Modular Belt 530. The Appalachian is a snug fit for compact SLR cameras such as the Nikon D40, D60 or Canon Rebels. If you need a little extra room check out the Yellowstone 511.

Product Details

• Size: 6 x 5.5 x 3.5 inches
• Color: black
• Brand: M-Rock
• Model: 510
• Dimensions: 6.00" h x 3.50" w x 5.50" l, 1.10 pounds

Features

• Exceptional quality backed up by a life time warranty against any guenuine defects
• Water resistant nylon fabric, dense foam, plastic panels, soft lining & non abrasive interior
• Protective rainflap with zipper & front buckle attachment. Lens changing bag come weather jacket.
• Deep mesh lid and front pockets & sleeves, lens cloth & snap hook for keys. Bungee straps
• Comfortable mesh handle, padded & 2 adjustable shoulder straps, large belt loop. Modular

Customer Reviews

Great camera bag but doesn't fit Canon Rebels
I bought this bag believing the manufacturer's claim that the Canon Rebel Xsi would fit. It is such a snug fit that I had to remove some of the foam padding from the bag so the top would zip shut. After adding the camera strap, the only way to get the camera with strap in the M-rock 510 bag is to wrap the strap up and stuff it in along side the lens. I wanted to get a compact bag rather than a huge oversized one for convenience, but this bag is too small for my camera, even with the relatively small kit lens. The bag appears to be well made with lots of extra pockets and features, so is disappointing that I have to buy a bigger one now.