Who is using the Crumpler 7 million?

I currently got a Swiss bag but it's kinda small for a T2i with 70-200 F4L attached and would like to know if the Crumpler 7 million would be big enouf for me to store T2i with 70-200 attach? Some extra stuff I would like to carry, 18-55 kit lense, 430 ex flash, and nifty-fifty?

Thanks.

Yep it is more then big enough for all that + more. And yes, it will fit your t2i with 70-200 attached.

Yep, absolutely love my crumpler. Doesn't look like a photo bag and holds a ton of gear.

Yes this will hold all your gear and more. I have had mine for about 4 years and is very hard wearing and still looks like new. Not cheap but excellent quality. I have a smaller version as my general walk around bag as this one is a bit large for everyday use as I am a "shorty".

As the others said, should be plenty of room for the gear that you described.

I have a 7MDH and I can fit a 1D3 with 24-70 attached, spare 50D body, 70-200, Tokina 11-16, 430EX II as well as off-camera cord, a trigger/receiver, notepad and pen, business cards etc...

Jdmhood wrote in post #10437809
Yep it is more then big enough for all that + more. And yes, it will fit your t2i with 70-200 attached.

I'm pretty sure the hood will have to be reversed in order to fit properly. I usually have the XSi attached to my 24-70 with the hood on, but the 70-200 with the hood on is probably a bit too long to completely fit vertically.

I decided not to keep mine. Two reasons:
* I didn't like the strap/pad arrangement (slipped off my shoulder; had to change how I wore the bag)
* Velcro is very noisy (fix: cover the velcro with velcro strips on a piece of cloth)

Just my choice--others would feel differently. I traded for a Domke bag that I love.

DaveL

I'm selling my 6MDH if your interested in one size down.
https://photography-on-the.net …5&highlight=cru​mpler+6MDH

PZengel wrote in post #10444666
I'm selling my 6MDH if your interested in one size down.
https://photography-on-the.net …5&highlight=cru​mpler+6MDH

Would this fit, T2i with 70-200 F4 none IS attached?

TT-00 wrote in post #10444725
Would this fit, T2i with 70-200 F4 none IS attached?

Honestly, I don't know for sure. But I have a 5DMKII and a 70-200 2.8 IS, and it doesn't fit. I know the T2I is a smaller body and the 70-200 F4 is about an inch smaller than the 70-200. It might fit, might want to do a little research though

PZengel wrote in post #10444897
Honestly, I don't know for sure. But I have a 5DMKII and a 70-200 2.8 IS, and it doesn't fit. I know the T2I is a smaller body and the 70-200 F4 is about an inch smaller than the 70-200. It might fit, might want to do a little research though

Thanks....I think I will go with the Crumpler 7....

2mnycars wrote in post #10439956
* Velcro is very noisy (fix: cover the velcro with velcro strips on a piece of cloth)

This must be the older version of the Crumplers. The current model has flaps to cover the velcro for just this issue so you can just use the clips if you wanted.

wcgryphon wrote in post #10447349
This must be the older version of the Crumplers. The current model has flaps to cover the velcro for just this issue so you can just use the clips if you wanted.

Thanks. That's much more interesting now.
DaveL

Found this one at the local store...for $119

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2mnycars wrote in post #10439956
I decided not to keep mine. Two reasons:
* I didn't like the strap/pad arrangement (slipped off my shoulder; had to change how I wore the bag)
* Velcro is very noisy (fix: cover the velcro with velcro strips on a piece of cloth)

Just my choice--others would feel differently. I traded for a Domke bag that I love.

DaveL

there is a silent Velcro function in the bag.
it's under the velcro, you can flip two fibert to cover the velcro and only use clip.

the only problem I have is when I stuff my gear into the bag, it's a little too heavy.