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Started by Zetsu, August 15, 2018, 10:20:10 PM

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Blazor

I agree, seems too pricey, but a nifty bag I'll give it that lol.
I've come here to chew bubble gum, and kick ass. And I'm all out of bubblegum.

Blazor

Quote from: "Berry Sweet"Do t care how expensive it is, doesn't mean  it's actually good quality.  I bought the kid a hershel back pack last year...paid $120...it started falling apart after 6 months.  Everything today is garbage.


You got that right sista! Seems like most stuff I buy these days dont last for nothin'. Or production folks are spending too much time on their smartphones and not paying attention, or using lower quality parts since the 2008 crash.
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Bricktop

Its not pricey for the level of durability and security it provides. Its not an everyday school bag. Its a bag designed to protect expensive equipment. People who don't carry anything requiring higher levels of protection than a cheap bag provides won't be interested.

Anonymous

Quote from: "Bricktop"Its not pricey for the level of durability and security it provides. Its not an everyday school bag. Its a bag designed to protect expensive equipment. People who don't carry anything requiring higher levels of protection than a cheap bag provides won't be interested.

It provides protection for very expensive equipment..



In that case, it's like insurance.

Frood

I dunno. The Cabelas bag I mentioned is completely waterproof and the company offers good quality products. It may not offer anti theft but I'd be more worried about torrential downpours and dunkings than theft.



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Bricktop

Notice it didn't display photographic equipment. Its not suitable, as its waterproof, which means it does not breathe. Cameras HATE humidity, which is why specialised camera bags are made of breathable fabric. Its a matter of horses for courses.



And if you were carrying around 10kg of camera, lens and tripod in that bag, it isn't going to float merrily downstream.



Now, cue some bullshit yarn about how you carried a $70,000 video camera across the Andes in a Coles shopping bag.

Frood

Quote from: "Bricktop"Notice it didn't display photographic equipment. Its not suitable, as its waterproof, which means it does not breathe. Cameras HATE humidity, which is why specialised camera bags are made of breathable fabric. Its a matter of horses for courses.



And if you were carrying around 10kg of camera, lens and tripod in that bag, it isn't going to float merrily downstream.



Now, cue some bullshit yarn about how you carried a $70,000 video camera across the Andes in a Coles shopping bag.


Desiccant gel packs are readily available and reusable. Buoyancy in a sealed waterproof bag isn't an issue.



I'm not a photographer and the Andes has a range of climates. Coles has no footprint in South, Central, or North America that I'm aware of.



You're obnoxious.
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Anonymous

Quote from: "Dinky Dianna"I dunno. The Cabelas bag I mentioned is completely waterproof and the company offers good quality products. It may not offer anti theft but I'd be more worried about torrential downpours and dunkings than theft.



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Cabela's has the shit when it comes to hunting, and camping.

Frood

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Quote from: "Dinky Dianna"I dunno. The Cabelas bag I mentioned is completely waterproof and the company offers good quality products. It may not offer anti theft but I'd be more worried about torrential downpours and dunkings than theft.



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Cabela's has the shit when it comes to hunting, and camping.

That's sort of what I was getting at. For a much cheaper price one could get a quality waterproof 30 litre backpack which might work better in rain forest like regions along the Northwestern Coast of the US and Canada. I understand the allure of the other bag though, but that price sucks for what it is and it looks like a fairweather bag which would need a rain fly in torrential rains. Also doubt it's submersible.



Desiccant is cheap too.



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Bricktop

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I'm not a photographer and the Andes has a range of climates. Coles has no footprint in South, Central, or North America that I'm aware of.


Yeah...I made that up.



Just like all YOUR bullshit stories.

Frood

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Anonymous

Quote from: "Herman"
Quote from: "Dinky Dianna"I dunno. The Cabelas bag I mentioned is completely waterproof and the company offers good quality products. It may not offer anti theft but I'd be more worried about torrential downpours and dunkings than theft.



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Cabela's has the shit when it comes to hunting, and camping.
Yes, I've heard that..



We have an rv, so we don't camp deep in the forest where hunters go..



We don't own anything from Cabela's..



I like their stores though and the fudge they make.

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Zetsu

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Quote from: "Zetsu"Peak Design 20 & 30 L everyday/DSLR backpack



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It costs $340 CAD just for the 20L version and $380 for 30L one.
I hcaave a bag for our camera that is good enough..



Are  you selling  this Zetsu?

Naw, at least not for the moment, lol just wanna get a few opinions before deciding to stock up a dozen or 2 of these bags.  So far it seems like everyone find it too pricey even for a gadget bag, unless they're a dedicated photographer like Bricktop and I, which makes sense.
Can't you you just place orders as they come in? They must keep some on hand.

I'm not too sure do you mean back order from the manufactuer or only stock up when we get orders, it's not entirely impossible either way, but most ppl have a habit of changing their minds due to the long wait, which is understandable.
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Anonymous

Quote from: "Zetsu"
Quote from: "iron horse jockey"
Quote from: "Zetsu"
Quote from: "Fashionista"
Quote from: "Zetsu"Peak Design 20 & 30 L everyday/DSLR backpack



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It costs $340 CAD just for the 20L version and $380 for 30L one.
I hcaave a bag for our camera that is good enough..



Are  you selling  this Zetsu?

Naw, at least not for the moment, lol just wanna get a few opinions before deciding to stock up a dozen or 2 of these bags.  So far it seems like everyone find it too pricey even for a gadget bag, unless they're a dedicated photographer like Bricktop and I, which makes sense.
Can't you you just place orders as they come in? They must keep some on hand.

I'm not too sure do you mean back order from the manufactuer or only stock up when we get orders, it's not entirely impossible either way, but most ppl have a habit of changing their minds due to the long wait, which is understandable.
No, I meant you could just order what you need from the manufacturer as your customers place orders from you.

Zetsu

Quote from: "iron horse jockey"
Quote from: "Zetsu"
Quote from: "iron horse jockey"
Quote from: "Zetsu"
Quote from: "Fashionista"
Quote from: "Zetsu"Peak Design 20 & 30 L everyday/DSLR backpack



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It costs $340 CAD just for the 20L version and $380 for 30L one.
I hcaave a bag for our camera that is good enough..



Are  you selling  this Zetsu?

Naw, at least not for the moment, lol just wanna get a few opinions before deciding to stock up a dozen or 2 of these bags.  So far it seems like everyone find it too pricey even for a gadget bag, unless they're a dedicated photographer like Bricktop and I, which makes sense.
Can't you you just place orders as they come in? They must keep some on hand.

I'm not too sure do you mean back order from the manufactuer or only stock up when we get orders, it's not entirely impossible either way, but most ppl have a habit of changing their minds due to the long wait, which is understandable.
No, I meant you could just order what you need from the manufacturer as your customers place orders from you.

I do like the idea of it, I mean it can save us a lot of space and money and we can sell it for a cheaper price too in the long run, but unless we order from a distributor, usually there's an MOQ(minimum order quantity) and it might keep our customers waiting too long.  IMO this method might work for teens that don't mind waiting just to save like a 5-10% off.
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