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<blockquote data-quote="Horoscope Fish" data-source="post: 162759" data-attributes="member: 13090">You can store lenses lying down, too. Some of mine are stored upright, some lie on their sides. I always arrange things in my bag so the weight is properly distributed for the mode of carry. I will tell you it will *NOT* withstand the wrath of baggage handlers, neither human nor mechanical, but then you should know better than to let baggage handlers anywhere near your camera bag as a general rule. The Amazon bag will provide your gear with modicum of protection against the elements and rough handling; not outright abuse. It's a very *good* bag; not a fantastic, Pro-Grade bag, so don't expect that for $30. Mine gets tossed in the car, bounced around a bit and carried a lot. I don't go out of my way to abuse my gear, but I don't treat it like it's Ming porcelain either. For that sort of life, the Amazon bag would serve you well....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Horoscope Fish, post: 162759, member: 13090"] You can store lenses lying down, too. Some of mine are stored upright, some lie on their sides. I always arrange things in my bag so the weight is properly distributed for the mode of carry. I will tell you it will *NOT* withstand the wrath of baggage handlers, neither human nor mechanical, but then you should know better than to let baggage handlers anywhere near your camera bag as a general rule. The Amazon bag will provide your gear with modicum of protection against the elements and rough handling; not outright abuse. It's a very *good* bag; not a fantastic, Pro-Grade bag, so don't expect that for $30. Mine gets tossed in the car, bounced around a bit and carried a lot. I don't go out of my way to abuse my gear, but I don't treat it like it's Ming porcelain either. For that sort of life, the Amazon bag would serve you well. [COLOR=#ffffff]...[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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