Tamrac 706 Deluxe Convertible

Added to Cambags
7 July 2014
Bag type
Shoulder
Capacity
1 body, 3 lenses
Interior
10� W x 5⅞ D x 8 H 27 x 15 x 20 cm
Exterior
15 W x 10 D x 9� H 38 x 25 x 23 cm

About this bag

The Deluxe Convertible is ideal for carrying a single camera and lots of camera gear with the convenience of a hip belt. The camera, with attached lens up to 8 inches long, rides securely in the USA-patented LensBridge support system. Three to four lenses and a flash are protected in adjustable, foam-padded dividers along with our LensGate Divider System. Also features a full-length zippered front pocket, two roomy end pockets, a clear Windowpane-Mesh� accessory pocket inside the top and tripod carrying straps on the front of the bag. There is a thick foam pad with non-slip leather facing on the removable shoulder strap; and, the bag converts from a comfortable shoulder bag to a hip pack by using the Tuck-A-Way� hip belt

What fits inside

camera, with attached lens up to 8 inches long plus Three to four lenses

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For fast and light travel, this is a wonderful bag. I used it extensively on my honeymoon in Alaska and it carried everything I needed. I use the side pockets for manuals and flash batteries while the front holds filters, a mini tripod and an extra camera battery. Inside the lid holds extra memory cards and other small items. The main area hold an SLR with lens and three to four other lenses. There is also a spot underneath the camera body that I carried my old Canon S-10 digital in as back up. You can strap a tripod onto the outside as shown. It's better if it's a small, lightweight model, but larger ones will fit. If desired, there is a waist belt, though I have never carried it that way. The larger leather shoulder strap is quite comfortable, even when fully loaded. I don't think I'd want to do a long hike with the bag on my shoulder, however, that's what the backpack style of bags are for. nikon d70
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