Enquiry: Crumpler 7 Million Dollar Home slingbag

[medallion]

Any idea wat is the retail price for it?

Tks.

[espn]

S$145

[jus]

I think now no more $145 liao.. thats the price for last year.. now selling at $154.

Check out this thread http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthrea...light=crumpler

But i think can get cheaper at TK

[medallion]

Originally Posted by jus I think now no more $145 liao.. thats the price for last year.. now selling at $154. Check out this thread http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthrea...light=crumpler But i think can get cheaper at TK

Wats TK? :S

[espn]

Originally Posted by medallion Wats TK? :S

TK Foto Technic
2nd Level Shaw Towers
62924533

A lot of crumpler bags. I got my 7 million dollar home from TK.

[ptan55]

Originally Posted by espn TK Foto Technic 2nd Level Shaw Towers 62924533 A lot of crumpler bags. I got my 7 million dollar home from TK.

Thanks for your post.

I just bought the RED 7million dolalr bag at TK for $140 today.

Patrick

[espn]

Originally Posted by ptan55 Thanks for your post. I just bought the RED 7million dolalr bag at TK for $140 today. Patrick

You're welcome, I was at TK today at 6.25+ too

[chii]

Originally Posted by espn You're welcome, I was at TK today at 6.25+ too

wah u stop by every evening ah .. shld have pop in to chip chat.

[espn]

Originally Posted by chii wah u stop by every evening ah .. shld have pop in to chip chat.

I was there yesterday evening also, was there to collect some stuff. I was also there on last saturday This saturday maybe also

[chii]

Originally Posted by espn I was there yesterday evening also, was there to collect some stuff. I was also there on last saturday This saturday maybe also

win liao ... i go there manily to siam lesson. how;s the green bagggy?? hehe

[espn]

Originally Posted by chii win liao ... i go there manily to siam lesson. how;s the green bagggy?? hehe

It's for my sis, I'm using the black one

[chii]

Originally Posted by espn It's for my sis, I'm using the black one

BBB MTL red is the in color

[ptan55]

Question for you guys about this bag...

Do you find that the sides are exposed on your bag? I think if caught in a downpour, there is very high probability that water can get inside the bag...

Have you ever experienced this?

THanks
Patrick

[boen]

i never caught in a downpour with that bag yet.. if raining i will use my curmpler farmer backpack...
but i realise the velco for the bag is very tight..good because even if u forgot to buckle up the bag, the velco strap is enought to hold the flap still in place.. but if u want to open it up in a quiet environment, its is very very very loud opening the velco.. heh

[Simon4rings]

Originally Posted by boen i never caught in a downpour with that bag yet.. if raining i will use my curmpler farmer backpack... but i realise the velco for the bag is very tight..good because even if u forgot to buckle up the bag, the velco strap is enought to hold the flap still in place.. but if u want to open it up in a quiet environment, its is very very very loud opening the velco.. heh

Maybe you can put another piece of velcro over the fuzzy loops to reduce the coverage area. That should cut down the ripping noise, although it will not be as secure though.

[filofari]

Originally Posted by ptan55 Question for you guys about this bag... Do you find that the sides are exposed on your bag? I think if caught in a downpour, there is very high probability that water can get inside the bag... Have you ever experienced this? THanks Patrick

Yes i find that the sides are exposed (always have that insecurity that water would seep in)... was caught in a 1 minute downpour before but surprisingly the inside was not wet... phew the outside of the bag was 50-60% wet..

[boen]

Originally Posted by filofari Yes i find that the sides are exposed (always have that insecurity that water would seep in)... was caught in a 1 minute downpour before but surprisingly the inside was not wet... phew the outside of the bag was 50-60% wet..

i think its because when u r carrying it, the strap sort of pull up the sides covering the "opening", thats why rain water wun get in.. is that correct?

[espn]

I never really bothered by the 'openings', the first day I got the back from TK and on my way home, going across the road, it was pouring but the insides were nice and dry.

[ptan55]

Originally Posted by espn I never really bothered by the 'openings', the first day I got the back from TK and on my way home, going across the road, it was pouring but the insides were nice and dry.

I figured out a way of reducing the chances of slippage.
The inside flap that normally stays down over the velcro can be folded up to cover the camera and then you can tuck in the sides to seal it off before closing the outside flap.

Not 100% water resistant but reduces the chances of seepage greatly.

Patrick

[ptan55]

Sorry I meant reducing the chances of water seepage (not slippage).

Patrick