good bag?

[senorpyz]

I'm looking for a bag that can hold:

D3100
sigma 70-200mm f/2.8
sigma 18-50mm f/2.8
nikkor 35mm f/1.8
extra batteries, memory cards, charger, etc.

im not looking for anything too big here, just a side bag with easy accessibility

my price range is $70>

thanks!

[Crabs]

Have you looked at the Crumpler "Million Dollar" range? They are meant to be good, I am actually looking at buying a 5 Million Dollar bag for Canon EOS 500 with two lenses and flash.

[senorpyz]

Originally Posted by Crabs

Have you looked at the Crumpler "Million Dollar" range? They are meant to be good, I am actually looking at buying a 5 Million Dollar bag for Canon EOS 500 with two lenses and flash.

yeah i glanced at those

i forgot to mention id like to be able to hold a flash in addition to the stuff listed above

[Nicole]

I like the Tenba messenger bags. I replaced the Crumpler 5MD home with one because I'd outgrown the crumpler in terms of what I usually carry. In any case, the reason I really like the Tenba bag is because it has a zipper across the top with easy access into the camera bag. So I don't have to open the big velcro part to get to my gear. Super easy.

[senorpyz]

would that fit all of the stuff listed above?

[Crabs]

So un update that I thought you might be interested in, I just purchased a Crumpler 5 MDB... I really like it, pretty much exactly what I wanted.
I have a Canon 500 EOS with a 18-55mm and 55-250, two filters, spare battery and a few cards and they all fit easy as. There will be room for a 50mm that I want soon and a flash.
The other thing that surprised me is that it is very roomy on the inside and still seems small on the outside.
I ordered it two days ago, and it actually arrived in the post about 2 hours before I got an email saying that it had just been dispatched.

Just my thoughts anyway... I can see that if you had too much more then it would be too small, but thats why they call it upgrading.