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Thread started 09 Mar 2008 (Sunday) 13:31
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POLL: "What kind of bag do you have/prefer?"
back pack
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shoulder bag
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no bag
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What Kind of Bag Do You Prefer

 
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Mar 09, 2008 13:31 |  #1

I bought a back pac for my gear and really like it. I see on the "show your gear" thread that there are many who use shoulder bags.

I would like to know why you chose what you have.


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Mar 09, 2008 14:34 |  #2

I prefer backbacks because they are a lot easier to transport. Shoulder bags always annoy me because they tend to slide, or fly around the waist.
And if you're dependent on a bike, a backpack is the best choice IMO, plus you can attach a tripod to it.
The only drawback is that it takes longer to get the camera out of the bag.


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Mar 09, 2008 14:38 as a reply to  @ snevs's post |  #3

You forgot messenger bag. :D




  
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Mar 09, 2008 14:39 |  #4

i have both...most like my shoulder bag since its quick access to my gear...can swap shoulders, can use just the handle.

I use my backpack when i go on long trips and want my camera gear with my laptop.


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Mar 09, 2008 14:44 |  #5

I use my shoulder bag Domke F-5X the most, the sling bag Velocity 9X.


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Mar 09, 2008 14:53 |  #6

I have a Canon Backpack ... and just bought a Crumpler 6 Million Dollar Home because I just wanted something for walk abouts.


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Mar 09, 2008 14:54 |  #7

TPG wrote in post #5079717 (external link)
You forgot messenger bag. :D

That's what a shoulder bag is :p


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Mar 09, 2008 15:01 |  #8

_aravena wrote in post #5079825 (external link)
That's what a shoulder bag is :p

Slingshot = shoulder bag but NOT a messenger bag. :oops:




  
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Mar 09, 2008 15:06 |  #9

i would consider the slingshot a backpack since its mainly kept on your back.


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Mar 09, 2008 15:07 |  #10

I dunno, I'd say that a slingshot is halfway between a backpack and a shoulder bag. I see it as a backpack.

I personally prefer backpacks, but that's because I have to trek to my landscape shoots. I really, really like shoulder bags too and will definitely pick one up one day for my photography that doesn't involve crazy hiking.


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Mar 09, 2008 15:10 |  #11

HighLife wrote in post #5079899 (external link)
i would consider the slingshot a backpack since its mainly kept on your back.

Exactly, thus the term. :D


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Mar 09, 2008 17:27 as a reply to  @ _aravena's post |  #12

holster or sling.


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Mar 09, 2008 17:31 |  #13

i can see why most love the shoulder bag...ever try wearing a suit with a backpack?


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Mar 09, 2008 18:43 |  #14

TPG wrote in post #5079717 (external link)
You forgot messenger bag. :D

_aravena wrote in post #5079825 (external link)
That's what a shoulder bag is :p

TPG wrote in post #5079870 (external link)
Slingshot = shoulder bag but NOT a messenger bag. :oops:

Messenger bag's a subset of the broader shoulder bag classification.

HighLife wrote in post #5080706 (external link)
i can see why most love the shoulder bag...ever try wearing a suit with a backpack?

Shoulder bag - backpacks are for carrying stuff. Shoulder bags are for using stuff.


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Mar 09, 2008 19:34 |  #15

I prefer shoulder and backpack. Different purposes but both are great.


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