M8/M9 waist pack recommendation?

[F10]

Any suggestions for a good small waist pack that would hold an M8 with lens mounted plus 2 more lenses?

 

[F10]

I've been using a MountainSmith waist pack with Lowepro inserts. But Mountainsmith is not the quality it once was since the company was sold. And it would be nice to have a high quality small bag with inserts that were made for it.

 

[Terry]

I'm using a North Face (I believe Sport Trecker). They have smaller models. I was impressed with the build. I use it with a camera wrap for the body and neoprene lens bags. Good lumbar support (that can be tucked away) and detachable shoulder strap.

Terry

 

[bradhusick]

ThinkTankPhoto Chimp Cage on Pro Speed Belt

 

[Jark89]

I've actually been looking for something like this myself recently. Currently thinking about the Kata DW-491, take a look: http://www.kata-bags.com/productFRM2HS.asp?p_Id=486&Version=Photo

 

[Eisemann]

Fogg Xylophone. Well made and will accommodate a Leica M8 with mounted Summilux 50 and 1 or 2 other lenses. I have been most satisfied with it in terms of construction and purpose. All in all quite "fitting".

On its back panel the Xylophone has a leather clasp device that allows the pouch to be worn like a holster on a belt...

 

[bradhusick]

also, Billingham Stowaway Pola...

http://forum.getdpi.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7292&highlight=perfect+bag

 

[Mango]

I use a Domke 5FXB with an accessory belt (comes in two sizes). This way I can use the bag as a waist pack, or as a shoulder bag.

The J5XB, is similar but slightly larger, is made of ballistic nylon and is water resistant.

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/16009-REG/Domke_700_52B_F_5XB_Shoulder_Belt_Bag_Black_.html

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/564368-REG/Domke_700_J5B_J_5XB_Shoulder_and_Belt.html

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/15932-REG/Domke_745_2BK_Belt_Regular_for.html

 

[mjm6]

Domke 5FXB... Perfect size for an M9, 35mm (mounted), 28mm, 21mm and 90mm. Costs all of about $55, and doesn't look like an expensive camera holder, like many of the rest.


---Michael