Availability unknownTamrac 5514 Zoom 14
- Availability
- Availability unknown
- Added to Cambags
- 7 July 2014
- Bag type
- Holster, Shoulder bag
- Capacity
- 1 body, 1 lens
- Interior
- 6.3 x 3 x 6
- Exterior
- 7.8 x 5.1 x 7.8
- Weight
- 13 oz ( 358 g)
- Material
- Exterior: 600 denier PolyTek is a smooth, very tightly woven, extremely strong and double-coated fab
- Colours
- Black with Red Trim
About this bag
One of Tamrac's earliest innovations was the holster-type Zoom pack that holds an SLR with a zoom lens attached and ready for action. The Zoom 16 and Zoom 14 continue this innovative carrying style, are identical in features, and only differ in size. Both feature a full-coverage Dual Action Speed Flap Top that provides excellent protection by combining Tamrac's Easy Squeeze buckle for quick access with a storm-tight zipper for back-up security. Inside the top, a mesh pocket holds filters and small accessories. A front zipper-closing accessory/film pocket is protected beneath the flap. The shoulder strap of these Zoom packs can be removed so that the packs can be worn on Tamrac's Modular Accessory System belt. The Zoom 16 and 14 also accept Tamrac's M.A.S. and S.A.S. (Modular Accessory and Strap Accessory) accessories which allow you to customize the holster packs with Tamrac's M.A.S. and S.A.S. accessories. NOTE: The Zoom 14 is smaller than the Zoom 16 for carrying a compact SLR and lens. It is completely foam padded and will hold a camera with attached zoom lens up to 3.5" long. Features • Holds an SLR with a zoom lens attached • Dual Action Speed Flap Top • Easy Squeeze buckle for quick access • Mesh pocket holds filters and small accessories • Can be worn on optional Modular Accessory System belt • Accept Tamrac's M.A.S. and S.A.S. (Modular Accessory and Strap Accessory) accessories
What fits inside
SLR with a zoom lens attached
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