Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1999/06/01
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Jim Laurel wrote: >SNIP > > For the M6s, I can't say enough about the little LowePro "Off Trail" bag. > It's perfect for an M6 body with lens mounted plus two more in the side > pouches. I attach Gara Gear belt bags as needed to hold film and > accessories. This is a very, very high mobility setup...and very > comfortable as well. For security and even easier carrying, it can be > easily stashed inside any daypack. I have bag upon bag, and that little > LowePro gets alot of use! > > --Jim Laurel > SNIP You might also want to consider Lightware's new line of Grip Strip pouches. Essentially, it's a padded belt system (although you can use a belt of your choice) with a variety of different pouches of all sizes and paddings. I have the Deluxe Press Pass pouch which I can wear around my neck or on the belt. What I particularly like about it, as well as the other pouches in this line, is that you don't have to unbuckle your belt to put it on. The strap is heavily velcroedŽ so all you have to do is unhook it, slip it over your belt and then it's secure. I'm considering several of the other pouches for Hasselblad lenses when I'm working away from my case as well as something to carry Leica "stuff". - -- Carl Socolow http://members.tripod.com/SocPhoto/