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Camera Armor Seattle Sling Dry Bagwithout final score – Best at Keeping Kit Dry "After picking up a Highly Commended at the Gear of the Year Awards last year, Camera Armor's Seattle Sling is the one to go for if you regularly shoot in extreme conditions and require ultimate durability." more ... (2 reviews & 1 opinion) |
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Crumpler Messenger Boy 2500without final score – Best for Travelling Light If you have a small camera and need a bag that offers a happy medium between protection and capacity, Digital Photo think that Crumpler's Messenger Boy 2500 would be an excellent choice. more ... (1 review & 3 opinions) |
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Kata 3N1-30without final score – Best Slingback Bag "The 3N1-30 is very spacious, offering plenty of room for the other items you want to take in an expedition. At £99 it represents great value for money for a medium-size bag." more ... (1 review & 15 opinions) |
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Kata DC-445without final score – Best Shoulder Bag "If it's a convenient shoulder bag you want that features an outstanding build quality, you can't go wrong with the KATA-445." more ... (3 reviews & 11 opinions) |
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Lowepro Pro Trekker 300AWwithout final score – Best Masses of Kit "If you love venturing outdoors, demand a big capacity and require protection from inclement weather, you won't go wrong with the Lowepro Trekker 300AW, but this workhorse will set you back £225." more ... (1 review & 2 opinions) |
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Vanguard Up-Rise 48without final score – Best Backpack "Are you looking for a sturdy backpack that you can rely on day in, day out? If so, the Vanguard Up-rise 48 is one of the best options and at a reasonable £99, it scores well in value for money terms." more ... (2 reviews & 10 opinions) |
