Lens Pouch?

Hey guys,

So I guess from now one I am a prime shooter
I have 2 primes for my 60D as of now, Sigma 35mm ART and Canon 135mm f2.0.

I want an ability to carry both lenses on me, so while one lens is on my camera, I have to put the 2nd one in some kind of pouch.
I have the spyder holster system and the belt it comes with.

So I have 2 questions
1) Is anyone using a lens pouch for lens exchange? Do you guys find them easy to use/worth it?

2) If yes, than what kind of pouch should I get?
2 options I have come across so far.

- Lowerpro lens exchange case 100AW
https://www.youtube.co​m/watch?v=MXCpZZZD364

- Spyder Holster Lens Pouch
https://www.youtube.co​m/watch?v=b9fKaoyr6Bk

At first it seems that the lowerpro is better, but I think spyder works just as good even though it doesn't have the 2nd swappable lens section because the camera stays on spyder while you take the lens out. Also it seems the spyder has a little more room and you can put the lens in with the lens hood one. (if we compare medium sized lowerpro to medium sized spyder). I am not 100% sure about that though ...

Any recommendations? Of course if I could try these at stores than it would be easy to decide, but the problem is I have to order it on-line and can't find them in stores ...

I do. I have Lowerpro lens exchange case 200AW switching between 24-70L and 100-400mm. Totally love it

I use thinktank

I use the Lowepro S&F and have the 100AW. The 100AW works well as designed, but more often I use regular Lowepro lens cases that are more slim and store each of my lenses. This just makes it easy to grab the right lens and go. I don't really have issues switching lenses with two hands while the camera hangs from a strap. If I really expect one-handed exchange is needed, I'll take the 100AW.

The primary difference I found with Spyder or Thinktank is the open top or drawstring. I think an open top is a little faster if you switch lenses frequently. On the other hand, it doesn't protect as well from water and dust. I only use a belt for action shooting outdoors, so decided I wanted cases with a flap. It also adds protection if I need to pack the lenses for travel. If I were only using a belt indoors or in nice weather, I might prefer an open top case.

I am really leaning towards the spyder medium lens pouch as opposed to Lowerpro Medium Pouch (as I think my 35MM ART and in the future 135mm L will not fit in there with their hoods on). Plus I like the fact that the top can always be open for even faster lens exchange.

That said, I can not find the spyder lens pouch anywhere in Canada and the shipping form B&H is $50, that's pretty steep !
Maybe I should go for Lowerpro system