Bag for camera with battery grip...

[ben_h100]

Hi all, as per the title. I'm looking for a camera bag that will hold a 550d plus battery grip and a couple of lenses, maybe a gopro as well.

I've seen the lowepro stealth reporter d400 and the lowepro flipside 300. From what I've read they should be big enough for a gripped camera, but it's always hard to tell from websites.

Does anyone use a gripped camera on here? What bag recommendations do you have?

Budget is less than £100, rucksack/sling, not too fussed.

Thanks :-)

[markmullen]

I've got a Stealth Reporter 400.

I used it with 1 series bodies which have a built in grip, you have to wriggle the camera out of the top slot but it is doable.

[Ireland]

I've found that the LowePro bags are good quality.

However there are some cheap alternative options here ....

http://www.7dayshop.com/photo-video-supplies/gadge...

[DavidY]

I have a Crumpler bag an older version of this http://www.crumpler.eu/index.cfm?seite=photo-all&a...

very well made, very tough, I've found that you can get an amazing amount of kit in, and if you put the camera/lens in lens first, so the back of the camera is immediately visible when opening the bag, it will fit in with the battery grip fine. I'm not a fan of rucksacks as they are not a fats method of getting to the gear inside, especially if they are on your back!!

I also found that when I upgraded my 350D with battery grip to a 40D (long time ago), I didn't need the grip, the battery lasted much longer and the weight of the camera without grip felt nice.

[ben_h100]

I've gone for the stealth reporter 300, hopefully it will do the trick.

Thanks for the info.