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Kata H-12 GDC Holster Case
Binding: Electronics
Brand: Bogen
EAN: 0719821237730
Feature(s): Durable protection with quick access to your film or digital SLR camera and zoom lens setLarge main compartment with five padded accessory pockets and included media kitMain compartment measures 6.9 x 3.9 x 8.3 inches (LxWxH)Exterior made of highly durable, waterproof TST (Thermo Shield Technology)Carry via included shoulder strap, handle or waist belt; compatible with optional S-308 sling carrier
Item Dimensions: Height 11.4 inchesWidth 9.4 inchesWeight 1.7 lbs.
Label: Bogen
List Price: $105.00
Manufacturer: Bogen
Model: KT H-12
MPN: KT H-12
Package Dimensions:
Height: 7.3"
Width: 10.4"
Length: 7.3"
Weight: 1.85 lbs.
Product Group: Photography
Publisher: Bogen
Studio: Bogen
UPC: 719821237730
Editorial Reviews
Product Description:
The revolutionary H-12 gives the extra TST protection while allowing for quick access to your Digital / SLR set. The camera can be held at place by looping the divider around the lens vertically or positioning horizontally and creating a bottom compartment for a lens or a flash unit. The media kit will hold batteries and memory cards. Store additional accessories in the 5 padded pockets. In addition to the rain-protected lid the H-12 is equipped with an elements' cover: black side out in rain, and in sun reverse to silver for heat reflection. When wet or dirty, store the cover in its mesh pouch and hang out to dry.
Customer Reviews Average rating - 4.0
Rating - 5 Date: 2008-09-20
Content: Unbelievable camera bag. I wanted something small that I could use when I traveled to protect my Nikon, and this is definitely the bag. They only gave me 5 stars to rate this bag, but I would have given it 10!
Summary: Kata Bag
Rating - 4 Date: 2008-05-14
Content: This bag is heavy duty and well constructed. It will really only fit a camera body (my 40D doesnt fit unless I take off the extra battery pack) with one lense attached (not a zoom). Lenses will not fit in the side pockets, but I can keep extra batteries, a filter, and some lense cleaning supplies in the side pockets. I would recommend the product, but only if you want a smaller bag for light trips.
Summary: Great for the right camera
Rating - 5 Date: 2008-05-08
Content: After trying three different cases, I tried the Kata H-12 and couldn't be happier. It fits my Nikon D80 with 18-200mm lens attached with just enough room to spare. Very high quality, very protective. A little pricey, but definitely worth it.
Summary: I've Found the Perfect Case!
Rating - 2 Date: 2008-03-15
Content: I had high hopes for the Kata H-12 holster case, but it barely held my Canon 5D with a standard lens. The side pockets would not hold my zoom and wide angle lenses. The H-14 may be roomier and work better, but instead I opted for the Lowepro Off Trail belt pack which is more modular and worked well while I covered a concert event.
Summary: Great idea; smaller than expected
Rating - 5 Date: 2007-01-04
Content: I bought this case to carry a Canon 30D with the standard 18-55mm lens.
My primary use is to carry the camera to hockey and volleyball games.
This is a very high quality case and is perfect for the camera, standard lens, charger, extra battery, manual, spare memory. Most accessories will fit in the two side pouches, and there is a zipper pouch on the inside of the lid.
You can leave the case over your shoulder and just reach down and get the camera, take a shot and place in back in the holster.
You can clip the case closed or fully zip it. The zippers are a tad bit stiff when they are new, but there again, they are high quality. The shoulder strap is extremely comfortable and the case fits in luggage rated as carryons on the airlines.
The front/top of the case is a solid rubberized material and is very sturdy. The case comes with a rain cover, but I haven't used it yet. One of the best things about the bag is that it doesn't look like a camera bag and doesn't garner extra attention.
I plan on adding accesories available for the case when I get a new telephoto lens.
Summary: Exactly what I needed
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