I use a Magnum AW. Honestly, it holds more than I can carry for a long
weekend. A day, yes, but with three motor driven bodies, 10 lenses, two
flashes w/BG2, 250 back, lots of film and spare batteries for everything,
you best have a Sherpa handy come the third day of a four day weekend. The
bag itself is rugged and very flexible. All the interior dividers are
moveable and it's a snap to reconfigure the bag for a specific shoot. It
has almost enough pockets (no bag has enough). My guess is the Commercial
AW is a bit large. I looked at it very seriously and am glad I bought the
smaller size. So is my chiropractor. Whichever model you choose, you can't
go wrong.
John P
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there is no "never" - just long periods of "not yet".
there is no "always" - just long periods of "so far"
Dave Haynie <dhaynie@xxxxxxxxxx> asked:
>Ok, so that last lens purchase, or maybe the "potato-masher" flash of 4+
>years back, or the fourth OM-body, or something, but my old KIWI bag
>just doesn't cut it anymore. I'm looking for the next step up, or maybe
>two. With enough room for my six lenses and some more Zuikos that, with
>such room, I'll have a harder time not buying in the next year or so.
>
>I'm leaning toward the LowePro Commercial AW, but happy for any
>recommendations. In fact, I probably would have bought the LowePro
>on-line, as I found a place selling it for $160 or so, a good $40-$60
>cheaper than anywhere else on-line, better than $80 less than I have
>found locally. Only, Netscape crashed and I lost the store. Maybe it's a
>sign, but I figured I would be worth soliciting opinions from other
>folks with OM-shaped gear.
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