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<blockquote data-quote="pjl" data-source="post: 1724" data-attributes="member: 606">I tried out a number of bags in the camera shop.Got the Lowepro Flipside 300.2 strap backpack style, with carry handle on top of the bag.Holds the D80, 50, 60, 85, 180, sb600, 18-55 AND 55-200.AND: I can strap on a monopod or tripod and carry that TOO!(Yes, it's kinda heavy; no, I don't pack alllll my lenses allll the time...)&nbsp;I didn't like the one-strap, over-the-shoulder bags; too unwieldy and unbalanced for me.I could feel future neck/shoulder cramps and hear myself complaining...&nbsp;A lot of my landscapes are from waaaaay up in the hills or waaaay down in a creekbed.I liked the backpack style.I can hike around and not worry about losing my bag or having to shift it shoulder to shoulder to get around.&nbsp;I've beat on it for a couple years; it still stands straight and hasn't lost any seams.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pjl, post: 1724, member: 606"] I tried out a number of bags in the camera shop. Got the Lowepro Flipside 300. 2 strap backpack style, with carry handle on top of the bag. Holds the D80, 50, 60, 85, 180, sb600, 18-55 AND 55-200. AND: I can strap on a monopod or tripod and carry that TOO! (Yes, it's kinda heavy; no, I don't pack alllll my lenses allll the time...) I didn't like the one-strap, over-the-shoulder bags; too unwieldy and unbalanced for me. I could feel future neck/shoulder cramps and hear myself complaining... A lot of my landscapes are from waaaaay up in the hills or waaaay down in a creekbed. I liked the backpack style. I can hike around and not worry about losing my bag or having to shift it shoulder to shoulder to get around. I've beat on it for a couple years; it still stands straight and hasn't lost any seams. [/QUOTE]

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