The Camera Armor Seattle Sling is designed to protect kit in the most demanding conditions and is ideal for anyone who plans to go travelling and needs all-weather materials to help shrug off inclement weather. The Camera Armor Seattle Sling can hold a fair bit. Fully laden, we crammed a substantial amount inside, including an enthusiast D-SLR with a 24-105mm lens attached, an 85mm prime, as well as a 70-200mm and 100-400mm zoom. A tripod was also attached under the front flap.
Key features include a thick red liner wrapped around the main internal compartment which feature magnetic strips at the top to seal it from dirt and moisture. There are three quick release clips to harness the liner, one inside and two on the side, and a huge Velcro strip on top which helps maintain the bag’s rectangular shape.
The Seattle Sling is ruggedly built to survive a run-in with almost anything, suggesting it’s a bag for life. All the materials are thick and durable, with the internal pockets remaining soft yet rigid.
There’s little to complain about if you’re used to a sling design. The shoulder strap offers plenty of padding, with a lot more found at the rear to cushion it against your back.
After picking up a Highly Commended at the Gear of the Year Awards last year, Camera Armor’s Seattle Sling is the one to go for if you regularly shoot in extreme conditions and require ultimate durability.
AT A GLANCEExterior (WxDxH):345x225x225mm
Interior (WxDxH): 279 x 114 x 203mm
Colour: Black with red liner
Weather cover: Yes
Internal pockets: 0
External pockets: 0
Tripod attachment: Yes
Weight: 1.95kg
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