Guess Domke bags are making a return due to it's old school looks eh?

Ah, how about these bro? Old skool retro meets modern Tokyo style.



This post has been edited by TechAddict2012: Oct 19 2012, 04:18 PM

For sling bags, do check out Lowepro (about 350 onwards), Thinktankphoto (480 onwards) or Incase (330 onwards). Incase comes with an iPad compartment or fits a 11" laptop use it with my MacBook Air bro

Slowkancil : I've about 8 bags. Wanna sell as secondhand Got from Lowepro, Thinktankphoto, Incase, Fstop, and others...

Can call myself a bag expert dy


shukri : It's USD 89.90, roughly about RM 300. But TechGarage and some partner shops will sell it at RM 160 (150 for a limited time)

Do read up more at
http://fstopgear.com/product/millar

This post has been edited by TechAddict2012: Oct 20 2012, 01:07 AM

Ah, am not jajabinx

But yea, hmm, Ari a bit too small? Hehe, most complain its a bit too big for them. Sling packs best be of a certain size as being too big will make it hard to carry over a long period

Yea, I look at a lot of bags too. Tend to do it now and enter a luggage shop to check out bags and their quality. Some shopping malls think they can trick us with bad roller bags at a supposed discount

Btw, if you like Domke, do drop by when the Millar series is in. Built with poly spun nylon for a classic feel but being very light, and having refined seat belt straps (was told that the straps costs a bit), with feather light dividers and YKK zippers and connectors, they look like your everyday old school bag (which is getting popular in Tokyo)

TG will also carry other popular brands, so it won't be brand biased, but will cater to everyone's needs

Haha, no worries. Next time we can meet up in PJ/KL for TT or COD or shooting or whatsoever

The 17-40’s hood is biglah. Only larger bags like the UD60 can fit, but that will kill your shoulders in the long term. I swore off big shoulder bags coz after awhile your shoulder feels like its dying do it long term and you get health problems

Hmm, you need to try out Fstopgear's black box or mountain series backpack. I walk around all week in events with a fully loaded 20-30kg load and don't feel it. It's the holy grail of backpacks.

Previously used a Thinktank Streetwalker hard drive in Tokyo and regretted bringing so much gear on the 3rd day itself. Had a Computrekker and the same problem as well. I used to cringe when I carried a fully loaded 20 plus kilos backpack as I began to develop back problems.

You know, the kind of "crack" when you bend a bit, even without the backpack and a sharp pain? No longer have that problem now with this new one.



Grajindo : it's on http:/Fstopgear.com/product/Millar

Fstopgear is a well known brand for comfortable bags, meaning you can carry them around without feeling the burden of the weight, especially the backpacks. They're used in US/Europe by the same photographers who use a ThinkTankPhoto modular system to shoot weddings

One dealer tested Fstopgear's backpacks and said only Tamrac and Fstopgear knows how to make proper backpacks

Millar series is a bit different. Made of Korean poly spun nylon, it's meant to be a fusion of old Skool meets retro. With featherlight dividers read more and decide for yourself lah. Any bag is better than no bag

This post has been edited by TechAddict2012: Oct 20 2012, 12:17 PM

Good stuff, except quality has been dropping recently. and with a lot of fakes and grey sets around. Some unscrupulous shops will pass of fakes as original. you can call up Technical Photo Systems to check. Some big name shops are surprisingly selling fakes and greys

Anyways, buy from a trusted seller there's a few online. Will ensure you don't have any issues for warranty, plus that your bag doesn't suddenly breaks at the wrong places and cause your expensive gears to go as well



p/s: TechGarage is an authorised Lowepro and Manfrotto retailer just haven't had time to list out everything, hehehe.

This post has been edited by TechAddict2012: Oct 24 2012, 10:48 PM