Lowepro Slingshot 100 - how big??

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Does anyone here have the Slingshot 100? Anyone want to hazard a guess to if it'll hold a 6D, Canon 24-70 2.8 (Mki) and a 17-40?

I need a small Slingshot type bag for Urbex, but seeing as it'll be getting dragged around abandoned buildings I don't want to spend a fortune on one!
 
Should hold it easily, mine holds far more stuff than that!
 
Make sure you try a slingshot before buying, sometimes I just carry a bag on my right shoulder and slingshots don't work well like that, you have to wear them over the opposite shoulder with the strap across your chest, I find rucksack style straps better, you can just carry on your shoulder or on both. For carrying my D750 and a couple of lenses I find a shoulder bag more convenient for access when I'm not carrying a lot of gear.
 
EspressoJunkie said:
Does anyone here have the Slingshot 100? Anyone want to hazard a guess to if it'll hold a 6D, Canon 24-70 2.8 (Mki) and a 17-40?

I need a small Slingshot type bag for Urbex, but seeing as it'll be getting dragged around abandoned buildings I don't want to spend a fortune on one!
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What does the 6D measure with the 24-70 attached, back of camera to front of the lens? I'll measure mine if it helps.
 
Yes it should hold that ... one thing though I have the sling 300 and I am thinking of getting rid. The reason is that its a great idea but as its on one shoulder all day that can cause pain if you are out for a day shoot. My next one I'm going to be going back to a back pack.
 
Dylanlewis2000 said:
Yes it should hold that ... one thing though I have the sling 300 and I am thinking of getting rid. The reason is that its a great idea but as its on one shoulder all day that can cause pain if you are out for a day shoot. My next one I'm going to be going back to a back pack.
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I have a backpack as well. But for Urbex I prefer a sling as there's lots of moving and shooting, plus the floors of the places I'm in can be pretty yucky.
 
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