So would you trust this bag to hold $5000 worth of camera equipment if it were dumped out of a canoe?
631355
I would add one more layer between the equipment and the back like a large dry bag , reason being that if you do not use all of the locks and don't fold it properly a few drops of water can get it, I use mine in a kayak launching and landing from the surf, usually don't have much water sensitive stuff in it so I just fold it a couple of times without clocking it and even then only a few drops get in. Careful inner material is sensitive to chemicals mine got a little damage from bug repellent . It still work fine though . Pelican cases too bulky?
631356
Absolutely not. I would trust $5k of camera equipment in it on the back of my motorcycle in a downpour for hours though. It is a rolldown bag. Gravity will keep water out - submersion will not. You need a Pelican case for that application.
631357
Personally I would no be taking 5k worth of camera equipment in an unpadded bag, but I believe this bag to be waterproof enough to survive a dip without taking water (have only had mine splashed to date)
631358
Only if the camera was also stored in an unbreakable container inside the water proof bag. Then, no problem...
631359
No I would not. Although I returned it right after I recieved it because I saw that it had no zipper, you just roll it up and strap it shut. I wouldn't trust anything in it if it were to be submerged in water.
345768
I would say no. Great bag, but not designed for long distances or heavy loads.
1180375
This IS a handy little bag. It holds quite a bit of stuff. I'd say go for it! Not a bad price.
1141240
I am not certain. It seems solid enough but it may not hold the camera during rough travel or for long periods of time.
526662
I would say no. It's engineered to hold a go pro which is very small. I wouldn't assume it would hold a large camera
824041
Yes, that's a really good question, but I can only guess what the NFL will say. My guess is that as you suggested, it's not a camera "bag" at all, it's a "case" which encloses the camera and is not capable of holding anything else at all.
356159
The bag would probably take up about 1/3 of a large checked suitcase...that is a good guess.
1662283
I wouldn't trust them for something that heavy and expensive. I use mine for ID badges and USB flash drives.
1858658
I'm not sure but I don't think the bags are archival so may degrade your photos over time.
826696
yes, the only really no good is the bag for the camera and the tripod, so lihgt. but the olther stuff, are awesome !
2032971
I would think so. I had a mask, snorkel, large beach towel, and a small bag with valuables and still had a lot of space left. It's much bigger than I thought it would be, but well made and the extra space gives me more options.
1666430
Probably not. Even if it could, I would tell you not to buy this piece of junk bag.
1902591
I think it would.... I know it can hold fins xl, mask,weights, and buoyancy commentator xl(which is very large). from the amount of room left over in the bag without the BC that I believe it would hold everything for your needs (95% sure) and that would be my guess based off of 4x of my gear which is XL so....
1997584
I have had it loaded with 3-4 pounds of stuff and it seemed to be okay. Due to the construction technique, I wouldn't trust any more than that on it.
63427
They make truly waterproof bags for canoeing. Some will even float. This is more of a school book bag.
2249910
I believe that it would. It is a large, strong bag that is made of strong mesh (water can drip out of it) and you can see through it. It is made for holding scuba gear including large fins. I think it could hold the gear you mentioned. Keep in mind too that the bag is very flexible. I hope this helps.
2039963
This bag really needs to be slung off of your shoulder or set down to get your gear out. Since the zipped part is in the far back, you'd have to be a contortionist to reach back there and accomplish anything. Fortunately, for me, the bag can stand upright (as long as your tripod's not strapped to it...), and you can yank out the camera with lens fairly quickly. Because of the amount of space in this bag, it's going to be heavy loaded down, and I'd consider it a travel bag, not a casual photog's daily.