Lowepro Orion Belt Pack Soft Case
Lowepro Orion Belt Pack Soft Case
USER REVIEWS
[Nov 13, 2001]
Chi
Intermediate
Strength:
Gear easily accessible with the reverse open lid and relatively shallow depth. I had originally intended to use it as a waistpack but have ended up using it mostly as a shoulder bag (after attaching a stronger shoulder strap). Good size as a pillow.
Weakness:
The shoulder strap that comes with the 2000 model is puny. Can bounce a bit on your waist (even with a larger shoulder strap) if you carry heavy equipment. I have found it to be not very comfortable for hikes over 3 hours duration. The rings that the straps clip to are puny on the 2000 model. Not suitable for long lenses (15cm length max). A great little waistpack that can carry a small (3-4) assortment of short lenses, flash + one 35mm body. The webbing in front of the bag is handy for lens caps + there''s a little front pocket for pens, brushes, tape etc. On the inside of the lid is a compartment for putting in relatively flat items, but it can take a bit of rummaging to find things placed there. Customer Service N/A Similar Products Used: Optex Shoulder Bag (similar to Lowepro Nova, but cheap padding) |
[Mar 25, 2000]
Steve Hong
Intermediate
Model Reviewed:
Orion Belt Pack
Strength:
This bag is very easy to carry, especially when doing active things, like biking, climbing, etc. It holds my fairly large 35mm camera (with external batt pack), 2 lenses, and a flash and keeps everything handy.
Weakness:
None I can think of. For a small bag, buy this bag. Similar Products Used: Tamrac |
[Dec 05, 2000]
P Pauer
Professional
Strength:
light weight, easy to cary a body and a couple of lenses
Weakness:
Old version I have is not quite waterproof anymore nice lightweight waist pack Customer Service n/a Similar Products Used: orion |