Is There A Double D Battery

Double the battery capacity for the best cell cam on the market. Seriously, 16 double AAs, or two Lit 22s or one Lit 22 and 8 double AAs. You don't need to touch this thing all year. Especially amazing if you're in deep woods and can't get a ton of sun for the solar models. Highly recommend this camera!

Double the batteries for double the battery life of an already standard setting performance. Ergonomic, functional and practical. It came on sale with my 6dmii kit.

worked just like the product I replaced except uses a double A battery instead of a nine volt.

Great charger. Works well. Maybe someday, Canon can come out with a double battery charger.

This battery seems to outlast even the Nikon batteries by double I also like the charger

First thing to say is that I would consider this tripod 3 stage instead of 2. There are single rails that slide out from the double rails, giving these sticks great height and range. Not to mention from a single lock---which is the best feature by far. Coming in at a close second is how light weight this is. Even with the Manfrotto MVH500AH Fluid Video Head, these sticks are still so easy to throw on my shoulder on a run-and-gun. The quality seems good (only had it for a week or so). The plastic isn't brittle. It feels like any Manfrotto or Sachtler tripod I've used. I 100% recommend these sticks for your medium/lightweight camera.

These sand bags are really well made. There is a double zipper to get to that sand bags (you have to open two zippers) and the sand is sealed inside a heavy plastic bag. These things should last a very long time.

This review may be a little longer than what is typical for me. I have been a fan of Domke since the mid 70's. The F-5XB is a bit different to what one may expect from Domke. First the the bag holds it's shape and there is a fair amount of padding. As with all Domke products it will hold a lot. There is a very over designed double zipper covering the main compartment. Scratching isn't going to be an issue and moving the double zippers to the center of the bag prior to attaching the flap will help keep curious fingers out of your gear. Some have complained that the pockets do not have covers or fasteners. If the top flap is fastened properly this isn't much of an issue. [I probably wouldn't use the front pocket for a passport or phone.]. Another comment in some of the reviews is that the hook and loop fastener on the top flap doesn't line up properly. There is a reason for this. If you pull the flap tight about 1/2 hook and loop will be aligned. This will reduce the noise, i.e. when in places of worship, when you open the flap. You can also carry items under the top flap, like a small tripod or light jacket. In this case more of the hook and loop lines up. I have even carried a small tripod in the belt loop. [That is obviously an open end pocket so you have to pay attention that everything is secure and not going to slide out.]. This is my first RuggedWare bag. So far I like it and have not had any issues with excess wax. [I am in my 70s. My F6 took me almost 20 years to break-in. I figured this process may be faster with waxed canvas.] Domke products are a little more high tech than it my first appear. I DEFINITELY would recommend this product.

These sandbags are really great. I love how sturdy they feel and the handles are not going to rip off. There is a double zipper system that allows for you to take the sand out (I'm having the bags embroidered with my studio name) and makes sure it doesn't spill everywhere if the plastic bag inside gets punctured.

There isn't much to say about these other than it's a good sandbag. The double zipper system works well and the material seems to hold up well. This is a good, versatile size that works well for a lot of uses. I like having some bright sandbags that stand out, so these were perfect, but the black ones are great when you don't want them to yell HEY! I'm a sandbag!