Tamrac 5745 Velocity 5

Added to Cambags
7 July 2014
Bag type
Shoulder, Holster
Capacity
1 body, 2 lenses
Interior
8 W x 3 D x 8 H22 x 8 x 20 cm
Exterior
11 W x 6 D x 9 H 29 x 17 x 23 cm
Weight
1 lbs. 11 oz. (765 g)
Colours
black,blue

About this bag

The high performance and versatile Velocity 5 - Photo Hip Pack Convertible doesn't look like a camera bag, but it holds and protects a digital or film SLR with zoom lens attached up to 4" long, additional lenses and a flash. With the BioCurve shoulder strap, this unique pack can be carried like a traditional shoulder bag, but it's anything but ordinary. To convert it to a hip pack, just unlock the Tuck-A-Wayhip belt and tighten the hip suspension straps to transfer the weight to the hips and balance the load during rigorous physical activities. Equipment can be accessed instantly via Tamrac's U.S.-patented TurboTop, a dual-entry system that opens with a quick pull of the parallel double zippers, or by opening the Speed Flap Top;. For shock protection, the main compartment is padded with closed-cell foam and has adjustable, foam-padded internal dividers to provide a custom fit for equipment. A Windowpane-Meshpocket in top holds filters and cleaning material. An outer mesh pocket and a zippered front pocket containing paraphernalia pockets combine to organize film, accessories and personal items. Add Tamrac's optional accessories using the attachment slots for our Strap Accessory System (S.A.S.) and Modular Accessory System(M.A.S.) products to customize this high performance hip pack to perfectly fit your needs.

What fits inside

SLR with zoom lens attached up to 4" long, additional lenses and a flash

FROM THE COMMUNITY

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Owner contribution

You can fit camera w/lens + 2 more lenses but it is tight if the they are all large diameters. The bag has an accessory storage area in front. It can be used as a shoulder bag or fanny pack.

In the bag

Nikon Kit lens (18-70mm) Nikon 24-120 (old version not VR) Nikon 12-24mm f/4 Nikon D70 body nikon d70
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