Mr_Toad
Fluffy Marsupial
Hi, All,
I did a search, but did not find anything on Kelly Moore Camera Bags, so I am just posting an FYI.
http://www.kellymoorebag.com/
Today, I purchased the Kelly Moore "Followell" bag from the "PictureLine" store in Salt Lake City. (I try to buy local when I can.)
http://www.pictureline.com/
Anyway, I am VERY happy with this bag.
It seems like a genuine leather and thick canvas cross between the very excellent and very sturdy ThinkTank bags, and the more pricey ONA bags that are so popular. I guess it's my vanity, but I like this KM bag (over the $450 ONA Brixton that I used to own) because the Kelly Moore bag LOOKS like what I paid for it ($199).
The bag has lots of good features, such as the base has a firm structure built into it, supported by four brass feet, the bag sides are firm and of good quality material, the zipper and strap hardware are of "aged" brass, with both a short and long strap. The bag has three zipper pouches, plus an open front pouch with slots for cards and pens, and the removable padded "lens box" has Velcro strips along the insides and bottom. The strong fabric strap extends to 56 inches (YOW!)...good for folks who are tall, or who may wish to use the bag as a weapon.
Interestingly, the videos on the Kelly Moore website show that she is a photographer, making bags for photographers.
Thanks!
Robt.
I did a search, but did not find anything on Kelly Moore Camera Bags, so I am just posting an FYI.
http://www.kellymoorebag.com/
Today, I purchased the Kelly Moore "Followell" bag from the "PictureLine" store in Salt Lake City. (I try to buy local when I can.)
http://www.pictureline.com/
Anyway, I am VERY happy with this bag.
It seems like a genuine leather and thick canvas cross between the very excellent and very sturdy ThinkTank bags, and the more pricey ONA bags that are so popular. I guess it's my vanity, but I like this KM bag (over the $450 ONA Brixton that I used to own) because the Kelly Moore bag LOOKS like what I paid for it ($199). The bag has lots of good features, such as the base has a firm structure built into it, supported by four brass feet, the bag sides are firm and of good quality material, the zipper and strap hardware are of "aged" brass, with both a short and long strap. The bag has three zipper pouches, plus an open front pouch with slots for cards and pens, and the removable padded "lens box" has Velcro strips along the insides and bottom. The strong fabric strap extends to 56 inches (YOW!)...good for folks who are tall, or who may wish to use the bag as a weapon.
Interestingly, the videos on the Kelly Moore website show that she is a photographer, making bags for photographers.
Thanks!
Robt.