Tamrac EXPLORER 100

Tamrac bags are the Tardises of the camera case world, and this little one is no exception. You certainly won't fit all of your kit in here, but it's a more than respectable size for a petite DSLR and an extra lens at a push. Where it shines is in all of the little pockets than can keep smaller items safe and sound such as spare battery packs, memory cards, chargers and more. This handy, waterproof bag isn't a full kit vag but it's a great solution for an afternoon's shooting and its tagged inner pockets are great for keeping kit clean, safe and organised, even outdoors. It builds with other Tamrac accessories for those who like matching luggage too.
8/10

Tamrac VELOCITY 7X

• VERDICT: A decent case with all of the features you'll need for travel photography and days out with your DSLR. Styling may not be to everyone's taste.
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Digital SLR Photography - JUNE 2009
BEST BUY AWARD

Tamrac ADVENTURE 4
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The least expensive bag on test but one that delivers in all areas.
A WORTHY BEST BUY
AUGUST 2007

Tamrac CYBERPRO EXPRESS BRIEFCASE
This bag really has a great deal going for it. Its low centre of gravity means that it is easy to pull long, even when really packed with gear. It has slots for a laptop and, although I was able to get a 17in Mac into it, it's better suited for a maximum 15in machine.
VERDICT
................. A good bag, the Cyber Pro Express Briefcase is well made and is the one I choose to use as my day-to-day equipment bag.
JULY 2007

Tamrac BIG WHEELS STRONGBOX 691
As ever with Tamrac, this is a well-made, well-laid-out bag, and it comes with a large pocket on the outside of the lid, which, with a bit of extra padding (such as a Crumpler Gimp) will enable you to take a laptop as well as your camera kit.
JULY 2007

Tamrac PRO 5
It's a neat and straightforward shoulder bag that's quick to use.
At this price you really can't go wrong.

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DIGITAL CAMERA SHOPPER - SEPTEMBER 2006
DIGITAL CAMERA SHOPPER - BEST VALUE AWARD

Tamrac Adventure Messenger 1
Able to hold an SLR body, a second lens and flash. or similar combination, the bag is a bit more streamlined than most, looking more like a. well, messenger bag.
The main section has rough internal dividers, while the front zip-up pocket can hold memory cards, notebooks or sandwiches. There's also a small pocket in the front flap and a back document pocket. This ia also on a sleeved design, so it could slip securely over hte handles of w wheely suitcase. Finally, the ag has a phone pocket on the side.
The strap also acceps Tamrac's Strap Accessories. A single clip buckle fastens the top flap, making it easy to open and access your gear, although I couldn't call it the most secure or waterproof system. It is adaptable, though: I've been using one as both a camera case and a briefcase - by removing the partitions, it's ideal for books, paperwork, newspapers and sarnies for work.
The black and red design may not quite by up to Crumpler's funky looks, but it makes a change from regulation black or beige and looks as good ont he street or in the office.
To sum up, though, this is an ideal bag for th ecity or lightweight traveller, without looking like a camera bag.
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What Digital Camera September 2006