Customer Reviews

High quality, great construction, long lasting
I bought one of these for my fiance, and one for me. They are GREAT bags! You can tell they were designed really well, and constructed with great material, and made to last. Large velcro spots to hold the flaps down without accidental opening, seatbelt-like shoulder straps, and adjustable dividers. I store a 70-300 lens, an external flash, and an SLR camera with an attached 55mm lens. Fits perfect. Also has 2 more small pockets for a notepad, lens cloth, or whatever. Also some loops on the outside, for what appear film rolls? Not sure.

nice looking but not useful
I really like the design of the Crumpler 4 million dollar home, and the color, so when I got my 400D, I decided to get one.

When I got the bag I found disappointed that it's can only barely fit my 400D+ 17-85 lens. Although a divider comes with the bag, it so weak to hold the camera straight, so the camera falls aside easily.

It's a bit crowded, although there is a possibility to fit in another short lens, but it will be difficult to get them out of the bag.

Once the camera fit into the bag, it need some efforts to pull it out when you need it, so not very ideal for someone need to access the camera very fast.

Overall, it has a very nice look, but I don't think it suit my needs. Also tried the 5 million but it's way too big for a slim girl like me.

Perfect for my Nikon D40
I wanted a camera bag that didn't look like, well a camera bag. I got the Crumpler because it looks like a messenger bag and didn't stick out to bad. I have a Nikon D40 and kit lens and this bag fits perfectly for it. There is one support pad which you can adjust, I have it supporting the camera grip and the lens seems fine in it. There is a little room left for a small notebook or external flash.

The strap on this doesn't have any soft padding for your neck, just that black strap material so when you sling it over your should it hits your neck. The main compartment doesn't close with a zipper but only with the main flap. The flap though has a velcro and snap/hook closure.

The main thing about this bag is the looks, nice modern. The material, seems abit nicer than the Lowepro or Tamrac bags. The bag itself is not a big box, it has softer walls meaning it isn't "rectangular" but more of a natural shape to it.

I like to take my camera everywhere I go and the Crumpler is designed to not be so obvious there's a camera in it. If you have more than the kit lens and flash, or have a larger DSLR (my Nikon D40 is pretty smalled compared to other DSLRs) I would look for a bigger bag. Cheers.