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Crumpler Quick Escape 400 Camera Bag Review

By Tuan Do

If you keep track of our recent reviews, we had reviews on the popular Case Logic SLRC-205 and Vanguard BIIN 47. Probably you still haven’t found the bag for your camera yet because those are large cases for more professional uses.

Lovecases just sent me a Crumpler bag and you may love it.

Most of us just need a camera bag that just fits our DSLR camera. The more compact it is, the easier we can bring our camera everywhere. The Crumpler Quick Escape 400 Camera Bag is designed to fit cameras with medium-sized zoom lenses (its external size is 20.0 x 23.0 x 12.5 cm). Check out some images of the bag:

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It has an adjustable shoulder strap and you can wear in on waist belt as well as sling it over your shoulder. The case is made from lightweight materials, so you will also feel comfortable wearing it.

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The Crumpler Quick Escape 400 is a very compact bag. There is just one big compartment to keep your camera with lenses and all your accessories. The compartment is divided by a tongue divider. It also has pockets to hold your memory cards and other accessories.

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Crumpler-Quick-Escape-400-camera-bag-4The compartment is big enough to hold your DSLR camera. I tried to put in my Canon with 18-55mm lenses and there is still some free space left on top.

The bag is made from 1000d Chicken Tex Supreme fabric which is lightweight, durable and rain proof. Under the back of the bag, you also can find an integrated rain cover that can be used when it is raining hard. The bag is rain-proof but it is not totally water-proof, so you should be careful as well. I am a little disappointed as I couldn’t see the rain cover in my bag, probably it is missing in production.

Overall, this is a good case with simple design, convenient to use and protect your camera very well. I don’t really like the look but if you don’t mind it, this is the good choice.

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