The top flap is held closed by Velcro as well as a snap buckle strap. Even the velcro alone is pretty good at keeping the bag closed, I've had few problems unless my 7 Million Dollar Home is fully loaded with glass (and then I simply use the buckle as well, normally I don't bother with the buckle)
Zipper's are unnecessary and slow you down when shooting. -Adam Igor Roshchin wrote: > Dave, > > It is the first time I see these line of bags. > They don't seem to have a zipper on top. > So, practically, what happens with the lenses > if you turn the bag upside down or lay the bag flat on a surface > with a small reverse (i.e. towards upside down position) tilt? > > > All: has anybody used Crumpler's "customary barge" (or the slightly > smaller "thinking barge"? If yes, - what's you opinion about those? > > Thanks, > > Igor > > > Sat Mar 31 00:00:40 EDT 2007 > David Savage wrote: > >> I use a Crumpler 6 Million Dollar Home. > ... > >> I really quite like the bag. It's well made, I've used it in rainy >> conditions & the equipment inside stayed dry (even though I got >> soaked), everything is within easy reach (ie I don't have to take the >> bag off and put it down to get at anything), and best of all I can >> comfortably carry it around all day. >> > > -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
