I have a Lowepro Nature Trekker backpack that I've put through
hard use for the past year, and it shows NO signs of wear. The
quality is excellent. The Tamrac packs have some really nice
features, but I couldn't justify the significant price difference.
I'm very pleased with the Lowepro. Bought it from good ol' BH Photo,
at a very competitive price.
Mike
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Sent: Friday, August 10, 2001 6:29 PM
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Subject: [OM] Henry's and Lowepro [OT]
In a message dated 8/10/2001 "Mike Williamson" <mikew@xxxxxxxxxx>
writes:
<< I've been looking for a backpack to house (and carry) some of my
Olympus cameras & lenses. I read many discussions of bags and backpacks
in the archives and pretty much narrowed it down to Lowepro, Tenba, or
Tamrac. What's the deal with Henry's? >>
I don't know much about Henry's aside from seeing thier *bay ads back
when I was looking to get my mini-trekker. My wife wound up getting me
the mini-trekker from Wolf Camera on sale for a better new price than I
had seen anywhere, including Henry's closed auctions (including shipping
costs). There was also a place in Southern California that offered
Lowepro (and Tamrac) backpacks on *bay for a really good BIN prices last
year too. Lowepro seems to be better priced (than Tamrac) and I see no
problems in their quality at all.
Mike Veglia
Motor Sport Visions Photography
http://www.motorsportvisions.com
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