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A Pouch GF-1 Users Can Love

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10/29/2010
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Last Updated on 07/30/2011 by Chris Gampat

Black Rapid SnapR

Known for its efficient straps, Black Rapid has a new strap camera bag for point and shoot cameras.

The Black Rapid SnapR is a new model in the their R-Strap series. It sports a decently sized pouch for cameras up to the GF-1 with a small prime lens attached. A small pocket on the side has enough space for multiple memory cards. Targeted towards to Micro Four Thirds and point and shoot owners. The SnapR has four pockets: two side ones, a top main compartment and a front pocket.

It comes in black with ballistic nylon. We’ll be requesting a review unit soon, but it seems like a very cool bag and much smaller than Chris’s M-Classics bag.

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