Southwest School Supply List

This thing is awesome! Does everything I need it to do. One thing to be aware of - it DOES come with a power supply, even though it's not listed in the What's In The Box list.

I didn't know what these were for when I bought it, I just bought what was on my class supply list. I think it was a little pricy, but it works great and I do like having different colored sides.

These are great in the field. I work in dry southwest Texas they are a must have.

It is number 10 on my list.

Very useful , must have in your gear list.

I am a wildlife biologist and use this lens as both a spotting scope and for wildlife photography. I live in the southwest, and find doing sharp long-shots with this lens very difficult at times due to heat waves - don't try taking pics of desert bighorn in August with it... Thus, trying to get closer to avoid distortion puts me within range for using my 300 f2.8, and the heat waves go away (at least a lot more). It is an awesome lens to use on days with cold, clear air - especially on wintering bald eagles or other sensitive species like that.

The southwest pattern looks awesome but doesn't shout hey there's an expensive camera in here. By moving the divider into a sort-of U shape you can get a camera body with an attached lens to snuggle in plus a few slender accessories (eg a slim flash) in the remaining space. The body+lens depth should be 6 or less for a good fit. The belt loop seems sturdy but I'm not sure this is a bag you'd want on a belt--it's weighty with a DSLR and bulky enough your arms would keep swinging into it. The shoulder strap is comfortable though, and adjustable enough to fit on either the near shoulder or over the neck on the opposite shoulder. I was confused at first how the rain cover fit, but the photo shows how it's supposed to work. The shoulder strap needs to be removed first. The cover then slides over the front of the case, and the shoulder strap is reattached through the slots in the cover. The rear of the case with the belt loop remains exposed. The top of the cover can be slid back to gain access to the zippers and the interior of the case. The rear of the case (and your pants leg) will likely get damp in a serious downpour. If southwest is your style, this is a great body-plus-lens plus a few small accessories carry bag.

Holds a ton of gear securely. Lots of configurable compartments Fits Southwest carry on without a problem

Oh Yeah! Paying for 250 Mbps getting 350 Mbps on xfinity in Southwest Florida. Connected to my Netgear Nighthawk 7000 AC 1900 with no issues what so ever. Calm very dim green light. Built in stand with no wall mounting options but that's OK. Best price at B&H

Bought this for motorcycle trip through Southwest. Spine mount with RAM ball adapter (both not included) provided solid mounting. Was able to use full week of 10-min tracking plus twice daily check-ins without recharging. Performed flawlessly.