Lowepro Passport Sling, or PacSafeCamSafe venture 12? I have wondered which one is better the PacSafe is theft resistant rfid but 60 dollars more. Which one is better, for durability, rain, size? .Here is a link to the PSCS Pacsafe V12-Black CamSafe Anti-Theft Camera Sling Bag (Black) Lowepro Passport Sling, or PacSafeCamSafe venture 12? I have wondered which one is better the PacSafe is theft resistant rfid but 60 dollars more. Which one is better, for durability, rain, size?... » Read More Lowepro Passport Sling, or PacSafeCamSafe venture 12? I have wondered which one is better the PacSafe is theft resistant rfid but 60 dollars more. Which one is better, for durability, rain, size? .Here is a link to the PSCS Pacsafe V12-Black CamSafe Anti-Theft Camera Sling Bag (Black) « Show Less
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I really like the Lowepro passport sling camera bag. I took it to Paris and used as a purse/camera bag. It fit the important things in there. I had my wallet, a bottle of water, another smaller camera, sunglasses, maps, battery charger and extra SD card in the bag. I would say that it is kind of theft resistant as well but anyone can find a way to steal things out of a bag no matter what kind. You just have to keep an eye on it. Mine made it through snow and rain. I really like this case and would buy another in a heartbeat.
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I have been carrying my Lowepro rather than a backpack or camera bag and purse. It is quite durable and water resistant. It can be sprayed to provide more water proofing. I am very happy with this bag and it's lighter weight than my backpack. I carry a digital SLR camera with two lenses and still have room for flash, extra memory cards, battery, water bottle, wallet, sunscreen... you get the idea.
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I use the TRX at my trainers gym and have the WOSS at home. The TRX is more durable and the straps are easier to adjust but the WOSS works just fine, especially for the ~1/week maintenance workout that I do. But at $40 vs $160-200, the WOSS is a steal! Get one, you'll love it!
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i think it depends more on the lens you use than the body of the camera. i use my 25-80 and 55-300 the most, so to have the extended 300 mm lens in my bag at all times, this Tamrac velocity 8x pro is awesome. the sling is great. has lots of compartments. i had a Tamrac previously and wore it out, this one is a little bigger and makes all the difference.
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I have the Olympus and it hs worked well for me due to the shock proof aspect and the waterproof. I dropped it twice on a trip once in the water and it is still like new. I have not used it for diving yet but have a friend that has and her photos were great. I will be diving with it in a couple of weeks.
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I bought Transit Backpack 350 AW which is good. Don't know what is Fastpack 350 AW. Recommend Lowepro website. Bhaskar Deb
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I have the slingshot 302 and the fast pack 100. The sling shot hurts my shoulder after a while. I felt like I shouldve gone with the fastpack 300 (302?) series. The fastpack 100 is very comfortable.
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Thanks for your reply. I used the Nuvi 350, in pedestrian mode, for my first hundred or so geocache finds, and it worked well, with a colored line leading to the cache. I then purchased an eTrex Venture HC because it was water resistant, sturdier for outdoor use, and easier to carry. I do like the compass pointer on it better for geocaching, but at first I missed the touchscreen of the Nuvi. (Note: The eTrex does not work for driving, and has only very simple maps, but is excellent for hiking or geocaching.) My next GPS will probably be a Dakota or Oregon--made for outdoor use but with a touchscreen. Thanks for your reply. I used the Nuvi 350, in pedestrian mode, for my first hundred or so geocache finds, and it worked well, with a colored line leading to the cache. I then purchased an eTrex Venture HC because it was water resistant, sturdier for outdoor use, and easier to carry. I do like the compass pointer on it better for geocaching, but at first I missed the touchscreen of the Nuvi. (Note: The eTrex does not work for driving, and has only very simple maps, but is excellent for hiking or geocaching.) My next GPS will probably be a Dakota or Oregon--made for outdoor use but with a... » Read More Thanks for your reply. I used the Nuvi 350, in pedestrian mode, for my first hundred or so geocache finds, and it worked well, with a colored line leading to the cache. I then purchased an eTrex Venture HC because it was water resistant, sturdier for outdoor use, and easier to carry. I do like the compass pointer on it better for geocaching, but at first I missed the touchscreen of the Nuvi. (Note: The eTrex does not work for driving, and has only very simple maps, but is excellent for hiking or geocaching.) My next GPS will probably be a Dakota or Oregon--made for outdoor use but with a touchscreen. « Show Less
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5.0 out of 5 stars Great for the price, but can be used for sueveillance, too., August 7, 2014 By Mike Kitsko Car Rear Vehicle Backup View Camera (Waterproof) (Electronics) from http://www.amazon.com/Rear-Vehicle-Backup-Camera-Waterproof/dp/B005CTKYB4/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top I purchased 7 of these cameras. Three for our cargo trailer wirelessly transmitted to our motel room or restaurant, to move our posessions back to Calif. and 4 for surveillance aound our new Calif. home. The camera is designed for backup, temporary ON use, and the regualtor gets hot in continuous servicr. That's the hump in the wire cable. I used 4, 1N1004 diodes in sesries with the red + power lead to reduce the voltave by 2.8 Volts, and it runs much cooler. Any 1 amp diode rated at 100 volts or more will work fine. I'm running 3 camereas off this diode string. One watches the rear, one the side and one on the front watches the truck and hitch. I would coat them with RTV compound to weather proof them. Mike Kitsko ....sounds promising but i got lost at diodes....youtube has helpful video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyhzpFqXwdA
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I've tried several of the kurgo hammocks as noted in my review. Kurgo saw that I was disatisfied and stood by their warranty. They sent me a higher end one which has held up better than the 'Wander', and is really soft for the dog. I now use an Orvis dog hammock "Water-Resistant Hose-Off Seat Hammock" in size Large, and it fits my Mazda 3 perfectly. It also has a lifetime warranty, and I really couldn't be happier with it. At $89-99 it's not as cheap as the wander, but I wish I went with this the first time around. It's especially good if your dog climbs in wet and dirty. http://www.orvis.com/store/product.aspx?pf_id=2E73
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It's very similar.If you can buy the Onbi item cheaper,go for the Onbi,if the Nuk is the same price or cheaper go for the Nuk.Both are good.
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I have the "Unit X Ops" Stealth Cam and the sku number is STC-U838NG and it fits perfectly in this bear box. I am almost positive that our cameras are the same. I highly recommend them as I did not lose one camera this season in NM where we have a high number of bears. The landowner of the ranch lost 3 cameras to bears and he did not have them protected
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I went with the Camelbak Thermobak 100ml mil spec tactical hydration pack. It's a stand alone back pack hydration system that I strap inside tight to the Condor 3 day assault pack with the inside straps and have it pressed next to my back inside the the backpack. Run the hydration tube hose up thru one of three holes out the top of the pack and around to the front. I like the Camelbak because it gives my the versatility to pull the hydration system out of the pack and wear it alone on over my shoulders and back in times when I don't need a backpack, just hydration, hope this helps. Your going to spend more, but it's worth it to have the durability and versatility. Hope this helps
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maxpedition is probably the best out there. Condor is what I'm using now and I have no complaints so far. pretty sturdy.
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I bought the Case Logic TBC-4 Camcorder Bag . It is a wonderful case.The size is wonderful and I had the camera, 2 memory cards, batteries (4) and the lens adapter and 2 filters ( obviuosly not in the cam).Very confortable to carry even with the belt.See inCase Logic WBC-4 Camcorder Bag (Black/Grey/Blue)For only US$ 12.94 !!!
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I believe the Passport II is larger and has more options for storage. Best to check the Lowepro website for comparison details.
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Lowepro Rezo 30 from here at Amazon is <$11 and holds the camera in a separate compartment, two backup batteries, and a 2nd SD card in the front pouch. Shoulder strap is included but it has the best designed belt loop I have ever seen. Stiff paddle so the bag doesn't sag down, velcro closure with a snap to keep the velcro from being levered open. That means it can go on and off with assurance without undoing ones belt.
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AmazonBasics Sling Backpack for SLR Cameras (Black) is a better option in my eyes. Good luck!