Crumpler's photobags have the original, no cluck ups 1000d Chicken Tex hyper performance fabric & waterproof ripstop lining. Geekstar, Loyal Chap, Bunny Man & Long Schlong have the Trap Door so you can access your Darkroom (secret compartment) from both the top & side of the bag. Helpful if you have to fit that long lens in your bag. The front compartment is ezee axecess with mesh & zip pockets, plus accessory & battery loops. We've made the upper compartment spaceshuss, convenient & comfy. Plus there are sweetly organized internal pockets & front flap pockets so your photo gadgoontas fit in neat & tidy. The spanking shoulder strap is fixed, handbag-style, baby, in the centre so you can carry your heavy load nice & easy. And the soft & long removable shoulder pad makes you feel good enough to photoshop. * Features Crumpler's TRAP DOOR secret compartment
2 SLR bodies plus 6 lenses & accessories
The Crumpler Geekstar is currently the largest of their camera-only shoulder bags. I bought it to replace a Long Schlong which proved to be too small for my growing collection of larger lenses. It follows Crumplers usual shoulder bag design, with a lower pocket accessible from a zipped flap on the front, and a larger upper pocket accessed via the main top flap. One end of the divider between top and bottom can be folded down to allow a full-height storage area for longer lenses. The bag has a long strap to go over the shoulder along with a third-leg strap to anchor the bag properly. The major downside of the Crumpler bags is that to my mind the third-leg strap is the wrong way around. The strap is fixed to the shoulder-strap and you clip it into the bottom corner of the bag which usually requires three arms to reach. The opposite design as used on Timbuk2 bags where the long strap is fixed to the corner of the bag and clips into the shoulder-strap is far easier to use.
