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Venturi · 11-23-2008, 09:13 AM

Originally Posted by DanLoc78

Anyone out there have an Ape Case? There are a few different kinds (backpacks, shoulder bags). I was thinking about getting the large shoulder bag. Apeman...it'd be a perfect fit..."apecase"

here's the backpack, which is very large and has a spot for a laptop

Amazon.com: Ape Case Pro Backpack for a Film / Digital SLR System with a Laptop,Designed with multiple compartments ,rain cover: Camera & Photo

and here's the shoulder bag I was going to get. Anyone out there have this?

Amazon.com: Ape Case Pro for Digital Slr Cameras Large Size By: Norazza: Camera & Photo

I've got the Ape Case shoulder bag (ACPRO1400). It's a darn good, sturdy bag. Very roomy, nice thick padding with lots of dividers. It's tall enough to comfortably hold the DA*50-135 vertically. When I had two bodies it was wide enough to carry the K10 & K20 (grips attached) with Tam17-50 on one and the DA18-250 on the other without the lens caps bumping on each other and my other lenses stowed nicely below in the lower compartments.

11-23-2008, 09:13 AM	#14
Venturi Pentaxian Location: Tulsa, OK Gallery Photos: 4 Posts: 2,094	Originally Posted by DanLoc78 Anyone out there have an Ape Case? There are a few different kinds (backpacks, shoulder bags). I was thinking about getting the large shoulder bag. Apeman...it'd be a perfect fit..."apecase" here's the backpack, which is very large and has a spot for a laptop Amazon.com: Ape Case Pro Backpack for a Film / Digital SLR System with a Laptop,Designed with multiple compartments ,rain cover: Camera & Photo and here's the shoulder bag I was going to get. Anyone out there have this? Amazon.com: Ape Case Pro for Digital Slr Cameras Large Size By: Norazza: Camera & Photo I've got the Ape Case shoulder bag (ACPRO1400). It's a darn good, sturdy bag. Very roomy, nice thick padding with lots of dividers. It's tall enough to comfortably hold the DA*50-135 vertically. When I had two bodies it was wide enough to carry the K10 & K20 (grips attached) with Tam17-50 on one and the DA18-250 on the other without the lens caps bumping on each other and my other lenses stowed nicely below in the lower compartments.