Minnie review: Crumpler Geekstar

Sean_Mcr · 14-02-2006, 18:52

My new bag, very nice it is to. Anybody that's after something along those lines can check some shots of it on my pbase account http://www.pbase.com/sean_mcr/crumpler_geekstar

Cheers

RobertP · 14-02-2006, 19:05

How long you had a 10D as well then ?

Wondered how you got that shot of Diane with the 20D

Warspite · 14-02-2006, 20:19

Good review - was surprised at how much it appears to be able to carry

Sean_Mcr · 15-02-2006, 00:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by RobertP

How long you had a 10D as well then ?

Wondered how you got that shot of Diane with the 20D

A fair while now Robert, i've not used it much as i never had a bag large enough for two bodies

Sean_Mcr · 15-02-2006, 00:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by Warspite

Good review - was surprised at how much it appears to be able to carry

Yeah it holds a fair bit that's for sure. I paid £82 for it new, i think they go for about £60 used on ebay.

Mr THX · 16-02-2006, 17:20

I like that very nice .... great picture based review as well

You've gone and blown it though havent you...... now we all know where the secret compartment is

...................

On a more serious note what is the shoulder strap like, does it have anything to stop it slipping off 'so to speak' ?? Can be a real pain sometime... .... although it does depend what sort of material your coat is made of doesn't it.

Sean_Mcr · 16-02-2006, 20:39

The weight keeps it there matey

I tend to have it over my far shoulder and it's pretty stable, its a great bag.

14-02-2006, 18:52	#1 (permalink)
Sean_Mcr Getting Comfy Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Manchester Posts: 123	Minnie review: Crumpler Geekstar My new bag, very nice it is to. Anybody that's after something along those lines can check some shots of it on my pbase account http://www.pbase.com/sean_mcr/crumpler_geekstar Cheers

16-02-2006, 20:39	#7 (permalink)
Sean_Mcr Getting Comfy Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Manchester Posts: 123	The weight keeps it there matey I tend to have it over my far shoulder and it's pretty stable, its a great bag. Last edited by Sean_Mcr : 16-02-2006 at 20:41.

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14-02-2006, 19:05	#2 (permalink)
RobertP Forum Regular Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Woodford Essex Posts: 841	How long you had a 10D as well then ? Wondered how you got that shot of Diane with the 20D

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Warspite Feet under the table Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Newcastle Sunderland Middlesbrough (UK) Posts: 1,736	Good review - was surprised at how much it appears to be able to carry

16-02-2006, 17:20	#6 (permalink)
Mr THX Getting Comfy Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Barnsley Posts: 177	I like that very nice .... great picture based review as well You've gone and blown it though havent you...... now we all know where the secret compartment is ................... On a more serious note what is the shoulder strap like, does it have anything to stop it slipping off 'so to speak' ?? Can be a real pain sometime... .... although it does depend what sort of material your coat is made of doesn't it.