I have taken this on all day hikes in tropical rainforests, the Adirondacks, and around town with my OMD-EM10 Mark II.
Used it with the zoom lens too.
It is definitely comfortable, water-resistant, and easy to access your camera.
I don't worry at all when walking in rain or moist conditions.
If you are reading this review and considering this bag, you probably will be happy with it.
The materials and workmanship are quality.
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buckle was broken
Overall I like this product and have used frequently for travel.One buckle was broken (female in the picture) and please let me know where can I get this part.
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The bag is nice, though a little stiff on the top part of the bag and not as discrete because of the electric blue accents. The locking buckles on the bag are a nice safety feature, but unfortunately, a little flawed in design. The male and female buckles have top and bottom parts such that you have to push them together with the top parts facing in the same direction. It's similar to using older USB devices where you can only plug the USB into your computer a certain way, else you have to flip it.
Well, even though the Miggo buckles NEED to be pushed together a certain way, there's no preventing you from accidentally buckling one of the pieces upside down. I did this recently by accident and found the buckles could not be undone - every time I tried to release the buckle, the little plastic lock would pop from the "unlocked" to the "locked" position - thereby preventing me from uncoupling it.
I admit that buckling them the wrong way is user error on my part. However, considering that there's no physical distinction between the top and bottom of the male buckles beside being slightly concave in one direction (see pictures) and that there's no preventing the male buckles from being pushed in the wrong way, it's a bit of a design flaw. I had to cut the buckle attaching my camera body to the bag so that I could use my camera on its own.
I've wrote to the seller to get this fixed. If I can, I plan on putting dots of red nail polish on the "tops" of the male buckles so I don't accidentally do this again while on the go. The female buckles have the blue locking tab that differentiates the top and bottom.
Well, even though the Miggo buckles NEED to be pushed together a certain way, there's no preventing you from accidentally buckling one of the pieces upside down. I did this recently by accident and found the buckles could not be undone - every time I tried to release the buckle, the little plastic lock would pop from the "unlocked" to the "locked" position - thereby preventing me from uncoupling it.
I admit that buckling them the wrong way is user error on my part. However, considering that there's no physical distinction between the top and bottom of the male buckles beside being slightly concave in one direction (see pictures) and that there's no preventing the male buckles from being pushed in the wrong way, it's a bit of a design flaw. I had to cut the buckle attaching my camera body to the bag so that I could use my camera on its own.
I've wrote to the seller to get this fixed. If I can, I plan on putting dots of red nail polish on the "tops" of the male buckles so I don't accidentally do this again while on the go. The female buckles have the blue locking tab that differentiates the top and bottom.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2017
