21 thoughts on “Billingham camera bags Hands-on Review”

1. I’d rather carry an obvious camera bag rather than some ambiguous man
   purse. 

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2. 07:50 SUPERMODEL work it Kai

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3. Yes indeed they’re quality, hand made bags alright – ideal for carrying
   fish. But cameras? They’re soft as putty with no padding to speak of. The
   large version is akin to putting your precious in a brown paper bag –
   simply not sturdy or padded enough. Weightwise they’re heavy and
   uncomfortable to carry (they’ve got a wooden base). Costwise they’re eye
   wateringly expensive. Looks are one thing, protection is another – I know,
   I was suckered into buying three of them at one time :(

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4. Does anyone know what is that song at the end?

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6. Absolutely wonderful bags. I have used them before, but they are quite
   expensive. Though, you do get what you pay for, style and quality.

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7. Points for Tardis reference

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8. My nice leather “man bag” I use for everything cost me $2 at the op shop!!
   (That’s a used items shop).

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9. get the fibrenyte version, or be prepared to do serious lifting….

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10. Cool

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11. I bwought the bwitisch weffer wib me…. hmmm.

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12. More like which over price camera bag we sell at Digital Rev.

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13. Dothebag’s are much better and looks nicer too;-)

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14. Durability Test! Come on, you have a big enough budget to destroy cameras,
    and destroy 4 other bags, so why not these?

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15. I was given one of these as a gift 5 years ago. Photographers always
    stopped me and asked how I liked it. I never knew these were famous bags
    lol

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16. Funny guy ;)) Those bags are great too !!! Or the TAMRAC 3537 Express 7 ???

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17. i saw the prices up to $ 700 dollars LOL high way robery jajajja

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18. I ordered my Hadley Pro today and the SP40 shoulder pad. Yes, it’s
    expensive but probably not as much as the $1,000 plus camera you own. Don’t
    be cheap on your already expensive equipment. Buy protection that last even
    to the point of being able to inherit to your children. I decided to go for
    canvas versus the fibernyte since canvas age and fibernyte has a glossy
    finish that will be there for ages according to my research on google.
    Enjoy your bellingham and give it some good histories.

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19. i got one of these stolen with my equipment from college FML

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20. but they are ugly

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21. Hadley digital, am I naive or will a d800 + 24-27mm/2.8 fit?

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