Bag advice for 350D +grip +Sigma 17-70mm

Since buying a Sigma 70-200mm I've had to buy a Slingshot 300AW as my main bag but don't really fancy carrying that whenver I go out.

Does anyone know of a holster type bag that will fit a 350D + Grip and my Sigma 17-70mm so I carry lightly when going to thinks like Weddings/parties?

All the ones I've looked at were long enough but couldn't accomodate the camera and grip.

Thanks,

Brian

Crumpler 6 or 7 million dollar bag.

Lowepro 75AW?

Does anyone know what the UK equivalent is of the 6 million dollar?

Thanks for the suggestions so far guys.

brian_lewis67 wrote in post #3376951
Does anyone know what the UK equivalent is of the 6 million dollar?

Thanks for the suggestions so far guys.

As of today, 3.04 million pounds.

kbreit wrote in post #3379696
As of today, 3.04 million pounds.

Hilarious... I am still laughing!

brian_lewis67 wrote in post #3375586
Since buying a Sigma 70-200mm I've had to buy a Slingshot 300AW as my main bag but don't really fancy carrying that whenver I go out.

Does anyone know of a holster type bag that will fit a 350D + Grip and my Sigma 17-70mm so I carry lightly when going to thinks like Weddings/parties?

All the ones I've looked at were long enough but couldn't accomodate the camera and grip.

Thanks,

Brian

No matter which bag you choose, ensure there's room for your flash. I have the 4 or 5 million dollar home and I fit my 350D with the 17-70 attached and the 430ex. so the larger one should fit fine

Pat

Lowepro Photorunner..

Fits my:
350D + Grip + Sigma 17-70
28-135 IS
430EX

I take this bag everywhere with me... a bit tight with the grip, hence I don't always take the grip, but it fits...

[edit]oops, don't worry about my message if you must go for a holster, didn't notice the word "holster" before I posted.. but photorunner will pretty much do what you want also!

Or Lowepro 75AW

Hi Brian

Because I do a lot of walking and scrambling, I use a Lowepro Off Trail 2 to hold my gripped 350D with a mounted 70-200L F4. My alternative lens (Tamron 28-75) sits in a secondary case which can be clipped or removed, as needed.

The gripped 350DD fits OK albeit you're probably at the max size which the bag can handle. With the mounted 70-200, it all justabout fits into the bag but there is no spare room and, if you drop it, there ain't going to be much padding between your lens and the ground

Because of this and because the bag is pretty large (although it sits on the hip quite nicely), I'm currently investigating the new Digital Holster range from Think Tank. Looks as if it will be a good 'upgrade'

Cheers