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Old 08-20-2009   #26
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While not the same bag, this ebay seller seems to have an A & A knock offs. I saw a link to them on another thread

http://shop.ebay.com.au/explore339/m.html

I ordered the bag without the buckle straps so if anyones interested about it I'll post my thoughts when I get it. If you're afraid of some of the bags looking too man pursey, I would look into a crumpler 5 million dollar home, their shape prevents them from looking too feminine while still looking pretty good. Of course it's all a personal preference I suppose....
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Old 08-20-2009   #27
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Actually, I think Evans, Walker, would have been interested in one of these bags knowing there was a bottle of Walker, Johnny in it.
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Old 08-21-2009   #28
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Old 08-22-2009   #29
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I have the Evans Walker. It can fit one body with lens, two or three other lenses, lightmeter, small notebook (i.e. paper not computer!!) film and other small bits. It can also fit 2 M bodies with lenses attached. I've even used it to carry a Rolleiflex and a bunch of filters.

It is certainly showerproof apart from the open side pockets of course.

It is a great little bag. The strap is a nice width and comfortable to lug around. Over time it loses its shiny newness and looks less like a purse/man bag.
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Old 08-24-2009   #30
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I just received my Evans Walker bag in the mail. So far so good. Will post pictures later
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Old 09-24-2009   #31
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I just received my Evans Walker bag in the mail. So far so good. Will post pictures later
standing by! please post pictures, because i need just that much encouragement to order one.
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