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  1. "Penny S" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    Penny S scrawled in bright red lipstick:

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    Michael Dart scrawled in bright red lipstick:

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    I put 'em here for you and Matt:

    pbase.comcommpocket

    The straps are 1 1/2" wide velcro. The pocket is 5" deep by 3" wide at the top and tapers to 2
    1/2" at the bottom (undesireable for camera) and 1 1/2" thick. The black sides are mesh and as
    I said no padding. I don't notice the extra weight at all and it makes the camera very easy to
    access which encourages picture taking.

    I assume you're thinking of making a camera version. Thin padding and solid sides with some
    rain flaps on the cover would be nice. If you do make them I would be on the list to buy one.

    Mike - If it's not too flowery. ;^)

    more like malden powershield, a bit waterproof and padded to boot...

    P.

    what I forgot to ask is this.. does the case shift at all? I assume there are lots of little
    straps on the shoulder straps that you thread it


    through?

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    Is it pretty stable and unnoticeable?

    penny

    No. Once it's on there you don't notice it at all. I've done all day XC rides with it and urban
    freeride stuff with jumps and drops. Very stable. On my Camelbak Lobo there is a thin strap running
    the length of the shoulder pad and is tacked down in a few places. Attached here and it doesn't
    slide up and down the shoulder strap.

    Mike

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