Tamrac Aero 70 Photo Backpack for DSLR Cameras (black) $40 + Free In-Store Pick Up (expired)

Judging by the pictures from Amazon, it looks extremely small and may be made for women.

Quote from bleuiko : Does this have a pocket for laptop?

I just picked this up at B & H, even at regular price $55 its a good deal. It fits my 5d mk2 perfectly with 3 lenses, flash and has a laptop sleeve that would accommodate a large laptop.


http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/pro...kpack.html

Quote from nomadelmundo : I got one yesterday for my Canon 6d, have not received it but looks pretty good for my adventure foto shooting style.

The ebay listing sez that bag is for "Nikon D80 D50 D300 D700 D90 D3000 D3S D5100 D3100". It'll probably break your Canon or launch it into a lake when you least expect it. I'd be careful if I were you.

I have this bag, it fits my Nikon D90, 3 lenses, flash and full size 16" laptop. With room for other stuff. Its plenty big enough for 2 DSLR's plus a couple of lenses. VERY sturdy only down side I can think of is its a little heavy but then when you fill it with stuff its going to weigh it down.

Quote from flipknoc : Judging by the pictures from Amazon, it looks extremely small and may be made for women.

"Extremely small" does not necessarily equate to "made for women". I have a full-sized camera backpack that I use for travel but don't want to haul around when at home (a Kata D-3N1-33, which in that size class I recommend). A much smaller pack, like this one, would probably fit the bill.

thanks. they had 1 left for local pick up. ill respond with a quick review when i get it today.

Thanks! 1 left for local here too!

Here's Tamrac's page for the Aero 70.

http://www.tamrac.com/3370.htm

It has no laptop sleeve and is the smaller of the two Aero packs.

Swung by my local store and got one, thanks.

It's bigger and more durable than I expected so $40 was a no brainer.

Here's a pic for size comparison.

would jump on this if I still have a DSLR, sniff.

Quote from qtfsniper : Would this be too small for a 70-200 f/2.8?

Check the first user photo on Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer...F8&index=0

Roll over the notes and one of them says "This side will fit the 70-200mm f/2.8"

Didn't expect such a direct answer to your question, did you?

For a small-ish overall size bag, I still like the everyday-low-price $39 for the Canon one:
http://www.amazon.com/Canon-Delux...camera+bag

In particular, the one thing I like is that the camera body itself is at the top of the bag. I'm not a fan of the Tamrac that has the camera body with lens the first thing to hit the ground at the bottom. Also the Canon one therefore allows easy access to the camera just unzipping the top of the bag and pulling it out. It doesn't have space dedicated to baby wipes and stuff of the sort, but it has good room for camera gear! Also the separators are velcro'd in place so they can be adjusted as needed.

Check out all the user photos to see what people have put in them and to see what I mean about the camera at the top of the bag:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer...isremote=0

Quote from inquisitive : so which bag is good if someone had a 70-200mm F2.8L, 16-35mm F2.8L, and 24-70mm F2.8L and 5DMII along with extra batteries, charger, etc.? looks nice, but probably doesn't have room for most people who have several lenses.

Most people don't haul around more than 2 lenses anyway. As an everyday camera bag, you will have a walk around lens on a body and maybe something else like a prime. If taking long trips you will need something bigger anyway. I never find any reason to have more than two lenses anywhere I go unless it's a long trip/vacation. Most slickdealers are not pros and will not walk around with an MKIII anyway.

The Tamrac on here is a good deal. just wish it had straps for a tripod.

Read the reviews, looked at the comments, decided it would be perfect for our upcoming European vacation, OOS. Damn.

Quote from drdiaboloco : The ebay listing sez that bag is for "Nikon D80 D50 D300 D700 D90 D3000 D3S D5100 D3100". It'll probably break your Canon or launch it into a lake when you least expect it. I'd be careful if I were you.