Canon Deluxe Gadget Bag 10EG

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Product Description

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The Canon Deluxe Gadget Bag 10EG was designed with enough room to hold two camera bodies, five to eight lenses, as well as an assortment of film, batteries, and other necessities for the serious photographer. Practical and attractive, the 10EG is a great way to protect your equipment from moisture and dust as well as excessive handling.
A professional camera bag that holds up to 2 cameras ; 8 lens! Shoulder strap allows easy and comfortable transport.Constructed out of durable materials
Price : $66.23
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Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 7.5 x 10.5 x 8 inches ; 3.9 pounds


• Shipping Weight: 3 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)


• Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.


• ASIN: B00004WCGD


• Item model number: 10EG
  

Price : $66.23
You Save : $63.77 (49%)

Customer Reviews

I bought the smaller version of this bag, but I rapidly outgrew it. In search for a bag that would hold my ever growing list of gadgets I narrowed it down to the 10EG. What helped me choose was that since I already owned the smaller version, I knew the good quality of the bag and how well it protect my gear traveling around. With this new bag, now I feel I dont have enough gagdets to fit in it. It is really spacious but not bulky. In my last trip I fit in an SLR body with a stadard lense, an 80-300 zoom lense, both with hoods; four filters with cases; a lupe, extra batteries, a digital cammera with all the accesories and charger, a camcorder with accesories and charger. It all fit in nicely.

I purchased this bag to replace my smaller Canon bag 100 EG.
The 100 EG was great for my XT and XTi but I needed to have a bag to hold my Canon 40D with a Canon 200mm lens attached.
This bag holds the 40D and the 200mm with the power grip attached with plenty of room left.
I was able to also put in 3 other Canon lenses, a 15mm, 28mm, and an 85mm with the 40D with power grip and 200mm lens attached. I don't keep these lenses in the bag all the time, I just wanted to see what could fit in it.
You customize the bag yourself as best you can for what stuff you need to put in it. I took out all the padded inserts at first, and position them in the bag as needed. Right now I am only using one insert.
Front and side pouches hold extra batteries, remote cable release, and charger. I still have empty space. The material is the same as the 100 EG that I have used for a few years now without problem.