Lowepro Photo Runner Camera Bag: ideal for one DSLR body and a zoom or prime attached, plus one additional small prime lens. The Photo Runner is applicable for photojournalism, traveling, hiking, cycling, where only a small kit is needed.
I tested this bag in some of the most extreme dusty conditions. I spent a week in Nevada in the dusty desert, filling the Photo Runner bag with a Canon EOS 30D with a 24-70/2.8L lens attached, and a Sigma 30mm/1.4. The bag held up well. Although dusty on the outside, the zippers and durable ripstop fabric sealed the camera from dust and the elements while inside the bag. I was also able to quickly put the camera back in the waistpack. As an extra precaution, I also used a plastic ziplock bag to further protect the camera from dust when in use. …
For small photojournalism projects/assignments, this bag allows discreet and comfortable transport, although when traveling, you may be mistaken for a tourist with a fanny pack. I can also access my camera more easily than if I were to use a backpack or shoulder bag. … READ FULL REVIEW AT PHOTO.NET
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Mark Defrew
8 Jan 2013I have owned this bag since the mid 90’s and had used it primarily for Sony Handycam CCD FX330. The bag has just been repurposed for use with my Canon T3i DLSR w/18-55mm & 75mm-300mm Lenses along with the battery charger. This bag will be used a lot but I’m still in the market for several other Lowepro bags like the Top loader to be worn around my waist also. I have always used Lowepro because of the durability and convenience of use. I was once caught in a wave over my waist against a cliff wall with nowhere to go. If it wasn’t for Lowepro products my Canon A1 would have been toast. Thanks Lowepro for being there. I am an Amateur Photographer not a sales person for Lowepro.