dsmeltz Loc: Philadelphia

No. I mean this is her completion of the majors. Tokyo, Berlin, Chicago, New York, London, Boston. Those are the six major marathons. She will run Berlin and Chicago again this year. At this point she has completed 118 marathons including running 52 in under 52 weeks.

Chris T Loc: from England across the pond to New England

My favorite bag to use for any camera with a 300-400mm lens attached is the Tenba Mixx Tall series - which comes in with red accents, blue accents, or gold accents. It's great for that use, but it doesn't provide any room for any additional lenses. The only bag I have which allows for carrying just ONE extra lens, rather than a whole mess of them (thereby making the bag that much heavier, if you use all the dividers) is the Case Logic convertible series - it can be used as a sling bag, or as a shoulder bag, or as a back-pack. The extra lens compartment goes across the top, and the camera w/ lens attached - fits in sideways - along the bottom. That compartment is quite deep, and does allow for up to a 300mm lens, plus camera. Not that expensive - around $60 … you should be able to find one at any Staples store.

Chris T Loc: from England across the pond to New England

Oh, I see … poor thing!!! … She must be exhausted, by now, DS …

Maik723

Go to Ona.com and get a high quality leather bag for about $400.

was_a_guru

I just bought this a couple of weeks ago: https://earthlycitizens.com/products/deluxe-vintage-photographers-backpack. I love it.

I carry my D7500 with an attached Tamron 18-400. Also two Nikon prime lenses, 35mm & 50mm connected together with this: https://lensflipper.com/collections/the-lens-flipper/products/nikon-mount, and my backup camera (Panasonic DMC-ZS 60) in its case.

Also a pocket on the front for storing spare SD cards, batteries, etc. A small pocket on one side for my keys, wallet, etc. and below a mesh net for a water bottle.

On the top there is a drawstring opening and room for more storage. On the bottom there are straps for attaching a tripod.

Access to the camera/lenses is either from the front for everything, or from the side just the camera & lens itself.

They are selling for ~$109.95 on the site above. Only negative is it took a couple of weeks to get it.

Check it out.

ronpier Loc: Poland Ohio

I use the Nikon Large Pro camera bag, $75 at B&H. Holds 2 DSLR bodies, 5 lenses, flash with side and front pockets for everything else. Configurable compartments. Even a mini iPad fits.

Pysanka Artist Loc: Rochester, NY

I bought a Tenba DNA Messenger bag and love it. Has a top zipper. I keep my Canon 7D Mark II with my EF 100MM macro lens attached in it. Along with two other zoom lenses and a 50 mm prime and accessories. Watch the video . . . .

https://www.amazon.com/Tenba-Messenger-DNA-Camera-Laptop/dp/B00EVVNPZQ/ref=sr_1_2?hvadid=78202816268787&hvbmt=be&hvdev=c&hvqmt=e&keywords=tenba%2Bdna%2B11&qid=1555297387&s=gateway&sr=8-2&th=1

Chris T Loc: from England across the pond to New England

Pysanka … excellent!!! … I have the regular Tenba Messenger Bag, and was so disappointed to find there was no top zipper!!! … So, I've never used it!!! … So glad to see they've now released a version w/ zipper!!!

RichardTaylor Loc: Sydney, Australia

Keep in mind, from personal exerience using Think Tank bags, as single zipper opening in the top can make it a bit harder to get gear in and out of.

Chris T Loc: from England across the pond to New England

Richard - I have about three dozen camera bags, now - mostly one-camera ones, but about a dozen kit bags, too … and the majority of them have zips. The only ones which don't - are that Tenba Messenger, and the three Tenba MIXX kit bags I have - which all just have a fold-over top, and you're right, it's much easier to get things in and out, when you don't have a zipper to deal with … but, the problem is - the critters around - can get IN … and I just won't have my expensive gear sitting around in bags, which allow easy entry … it's just not ON - for ME, anyway. And, for that reason - I no longer keep any gear in those MIXX kit bags - which is a shame, really - as they're all two-tier designs - which allow for 5 lenses to be kept on the lower tier - one in each corner, and one laying down across the center, and two rigs (cameras with lenses attached - on the top layer - one facing to the front, and one facing to the back) - so they're quite handy!