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Appalachian 510 Black Navy (image shows black red) compact small outdoor user-friendly functional soft padded top load holster SLR ZLR digital camera camcorder bags cases perfect for Nikon D40 Canon Rebel & other compact SLR cameras | 
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| Brand: M-Rock
Category: Photography
List Price: $42.00
Buy New: $37.50
You Save: $4.50 (11%)
New (2) from $37.50
Rating:  1 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 5.5 x 3.5 x 6
weatherproof
MPN: 510 navy
Model: 510
UPC: 703042510024
EAN: 0703042510024
ASIN: B000U1WDBS
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
Condition: Black/Navy Color - Ships Immediately from Montana USA!
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| Features:
| • | Exceptional quality backed up by a life time warranty against any guenuine defects | | • | Water resistant nylon fabric, dense foam, plastic panels, soft lining & non abrasive interior | | • | Protective rainflap with zipper & front buckle attachment. Weather Jacket & Lens Cloth | | • | Deep mesh pocket in lid, Deep front pocket with internal pockets & sleeves, slim pocket in rainflap | | • | Comfortable mesh handle, padded & 2 adjustable shoulder straps, large belt loop. Modular |
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Product Description
Interior Dimensions H- 6 x D- 3.5 x W- 5.5 inches (15 x 8.5 x 13.5 cm) The Appalachian is M-ROCK's smallest top load holder bag and is perfect for carrying compact SLR bodies with up to a 3.5 inch lens attached, such as the D40 or Rebel. The Appalachian can also hold many ZLR digital cameras with large built in zoom lenses. The Appalachian is the most well made, functional and user-friendly top load holster camera bag in it's size range. The Appalachian includes two comfortable and dual adjustable shoulder straps for carrying the bag as a shoulder bag, backpack or tummy bag, without purchasing an additional harness sytem. Also included are; a weather jacket that envelopes and draw string shuts around the bag for extra protection against extreme conditions, a lens cloth and rubber bungee straps for carrying a small tri-pod, wind breaker jacket or umbrella below the bag. Increase the carrying capacity by attaching one of M-ROCK's three modular bags # Ozark 505, Niagara 506 & Rocky Mountain 507 to both sides of the Appalachian. Wear the Appalachian as a comfortable fanny pack by attaching M-ROCK's Modular Belt # 530.
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| Customer Reviews:
M Rock Quality April 24, 2008
Cormac Marnell (USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I recently purchased my first camcorder and bought a big carry case with it. I soon realized that what I really needed was a compact case for only necessary equipment. After searching around I came across the Mrock brand and saw a number of holster bags that looked like they would suit my needs. All the pictures for this model showed a long lens still cam so i wasn't sure if this one would work for a cam corder. I preferred its long holster look than than of the other bags which looked bulky in comparison. I took measurements of my cam corder and the measurements seemed to fit so I placed an order.
Then I received the Item. I opened up the case and plopped my cam corder in and it was a perfect fit. There was even a bit of room left in the main compartment for a few bits and bobs (I keep a personal mic in there). The front compartment is very nifty. It can hold a couple extra batteries or a spare tape or two whatever your poison. Then came the part where I was really impressed. There are two items attached the interior. 1. a lens cloth (which I won't use so i won't go into that) and 2. A rain fly. At first I wondered why the heck they would include these items but then in regards to the rain fly I realized it was ingenious. I'm getting ready to do a week long hike and the rain fly will provide ample protection for my camera. Add that to the fact that this item is already built with the best quality material and you realize your in good shape.
A tidbit or two. It comes with two shoulder harnesses you can use one and throw it over your head or you can use both and have it be a back pack or.... you can use none and use it like a holster which is my method of choice. It has elastic laces on the bottom where you can secure a tripod (at this point I haven't tested it yet I'll try update later but this seems like a quality feature).
In closing the case was a little bulkier than I thought it would be but you quickly realize that if they tried to slim it down they would have had to sacrifice quality in my opinion they made the right choice. Rarely do you come across an item so totally well designed for its purpose if they keep up this level of craftsmanship they have a customer for life. A+.
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