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Old 09-01-2011   #1
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Evans Walker Bag

I just ordered the Black Label Evans Walker II bag. A&A and Black Label have EXACTLY the same descriptive language on their respective versions.

(evidently the A&A designer left and started up his own version - Mark II)

I would have thought A&A would be a tad peeved about that!

Looks like a great bag for the Fuji X100.
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Old 09-01-2011   #2
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I have one and am very fond of it.
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Weird business strategy to leave a company and make almost an exact replica at your new company.

Nice bags nonetheless.
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I have the original and I have seen the Black Label version. The latter has waterproof seams around the zippers. The former seems like a softer canvas. Both looked excellent to me. I kept my original. After five years its getting right nice.
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Here she be:

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I mostly like the thinly veiled reference to a great 20th century photographer!!
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I have the Evans Walker. I usually have one M and three lenses and a blower brush, cable release, hoods and Gossen Digipro and film and a finder or two in the outer pocket. I can get another M with lens mounted in, even an M5. Plus the Leitz table-top tripod with small ballhead I've carried it hiking in the mountains all day and the wide soft long-padded strap is very comfortable. I have had this for two years or more and consider anything bigger would be the thin end of the wedge.
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