Camera bag advice for D3200 + 70-300VR needed

[MilosVukmirovic]

Hi,

I am in market for a good, minimal in design and durable bag with waist or belt attachment for my d3200 + 70-300vr, and preferably for just that( I don't need room for anything else).

Do you have any recommendations?

Thank you in advance,
Milos

[Black Pearl]

Should do the trick:

http://www.lowepro.com/toploader-pro

[tbob]

Same concept; different company. What I use

https://www.thinktankphoto.com/colle...gital-holsters and
https://www.thinktankphoto.com/collections/camera-belts

[Dave Humphries]

Hi Milos,

and preferably for just that( I don't need room for anything else).

You say that now!

Those bags will work - for a while; but sooner or later you'll find you want/need to carry more* and then it'll be useless and consigned to the cupboard at home, just like my two previous versions are.

* e.g.

filter(s)?
flashgun?
another lens?
or two

If you're sure, that's fine, go ahead and buy one of these - but be advised I thought I was sure too

You might also want to think about how you'll use it, over one shoulder it may slip around and be a nuisance if you're actively hill climbing or similar.

Welcome to the CiC forums from me; Dave

[MilosVukmirovic]

Thank you Robin, Trevor and Dave for recommendations.

Unfortunately in Serbia there are no photo stores with ThinkTank bags(would love to give them a chance), I will check out lowepro toploader pro 70 AW at a local store

I appreciate the advice Dave, but I already have a larger bag that is (still ) big enough for almost all of my equipment. This kind of bag will be for casual walks in the city and some short weekend trips,
I will use it strictly attached to belt or via waist strap, shoulder will only be used as support if waist strap would be chosen, as I often find the slipping around to really be a nuisance.

Thank you for warm welcome

[inkista]

I like cambags.com for researching camera bags.

[Dave Humphries]

I appreciate the advice Dave, but I already have a larger bag that is (still ) big enough for almost all of my equipment. This kind of bag will be for casual walks in the city and some short weekend trips,
I will use it strictly attached to belt or via waist strap, shoulder will only be used as support if waist strap would be chosen, as I often find the slipping around to really be a nuisance.

Ah good.

For what it's worth, I also use Lowepro bags - I think I have 4 now, all different sizes - as you say, they are useful on specific occasions.

[MilosVukmirovic]

Just wanted to update, I went with the bigger Lowepro toploader pro 75, it's slightly bigger than I need, but a bit more space in camera bags never hurt anyone . Thank you again all for suggestions