- Separate SLR suspension hammock in upper, zippered compartment for easy/quick access and secure protection
- Fits SLR camera with lens attached as well as Tripod lashing straps, so you don’t need to worry about carrying anything
- Ophisticated, understated aesthetics give this case a distinct look without being too flashy to thieves
- Multiple, zippered accessory pockets for memory cards, batteries and anything you may need for your camera
- Bulk storage for personal items offers additonal storage
Product Description
Case Logic is obsessed with organization. No matter who you are, what toys, tools or technology you have, where you are, or where you are going, Case Logic is your partner in managing the things that matter to you. We are the “stuff wranglers” that make life easier. the Caselogic TBC-307 SLR Camera Backpack (Black) is compatible with most SLR’s and lens kits. Features a separate SLR suspension hammock in upper, zippered compartment for easy/quick access and secure protection. Fits SLR camera with lens attached as well as Tripod lashing straps, so you don’t need to worry about carrying anything. Sophisticated, understated aesthetics give this case a distinct look without being too flashy to thieves. Multiple, zippered accessory pockets for memory cards, batteries and anything you may need for your camera. Bulk storage for personal items offers additonal storage. 25 Year Warranty.
Charles C. Ho @ 6:02 pm
I bought this little bag for my $2500 Nikon D700. With so many bag options out there, one often gravitates toward the expensive bags when the camera is so expensive. But trust me, you don’t have to. This bag has a clever design to top load the camera-you’ll have to pull the straps through the compartment seam to create enough room for a large body like the D700. It will not have enough room left for the detachable battery pack if you prefer to carry it. Simply detach and store in main compartment when traveling.
The main compartment is big enough for my extra 18-50mm wide angle lens with its own zipped sub-compartment. In addition, I routinely carry my charger, extra battery, cleaner, and other gadgets which photographry enthusiasts accumulate over time. I have yet to run out of room. The bag is big enough to carry everything and grow.
I picked this bag for 2 reasons: it was the cheapest for its size, and the unrecognizable name brand and design makes it look like a schoolbag to the casual observer. Therefore, it’s a small deterrent to avoid attention from thefts. You can spend more but I wouldn’t recommend it. Would easily choose this cheap alternative again for my expensive equipment.
James H. Slater II @ 6:52 pm
This bag is really good quality for the price! When I began looking for a backpack to keep all of my digital gear in one place I was shocked at how much manufacturers want for for a dedicated bag of this type. Most were at least double the price of this one. I took a chance on this one and was glad I did!
It’s the perfect size for me. I really like all of the space and pockets. There is a big zippered pocket on the outside as well as the 2 big zippered pockets inside. ALSO, there are tripod straps on the side of the bag!
The camera is protected because it is supended in a type of hammock that accommodates some pretty big lenses. AND it is hard to tip over empty or loaded. It’s like a weeble! It wants to sit straight up.
I don’t carry every piece of gear I own around with me for a day of shooting. If I am out for the day I usually just carry the camera on my shoulder with a light prime lens attached and leave my bag in the car, but if I need to carry this bag fully loaded it is very comfortable.
I keep these contents in my bag when I am on the road: Nikon d60 with nikon 18-135mm zoom attached, Nikon D40 body, nikon 50mm 1.4ais in a pouch, Nikon 50mm 1.8D in a pouch, Nikon 35mm 1.8 Af-S in a pouch, charger, 2 spare batts, rocket blower, cards, etc, with room to spare.
I HIGHLY recommend this bag!
Nog @ 7:40 pm
This is a great bag is you have an SLR with lens attached, plus need extra space. The quick zip top pocket is perfect for grabbing your camera and being ready to snap a pic in a hurry. I only wish it were a little larger because I have to jam the neckstrap into corners to get the zipper closed.
I usually also carry a snapshot camera, cables and even a small camcorder so I appreciate the extra space. Still, it is quite compact. And the backpack straps are so comfortable that you can forget you have it on.
The front zip pocket is useless though. I would much rather have a smaller but deeper pocket to hold a lens hood, which will not fit into the top camera/lens pocket. But these are small problems – overall this is big improvement over my last bags.
D. Polk @ 8:15 pm
I’m an entry level photographer and so far this case has been a great buy. It’s low cost and low profile, which makes it nice for trips to Disneyland and other public places where having NIKON on the outside might attract unwanted attention. The only thing I would have liked are velcro spacers or something similar to configure the main body to hold additional lenses and equipment securely. Otherwise, no complaints at all.
P. Dogra @ 10:31 pm
This bag is really gud. I bought it for my Nikon D90 w/18-200mm lense. The camera fits perfectly and stil there is space left for an extra lense, batteries,wires etc.