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Key Features
- For Large DSLR+Grip & Most 15.6" Laptops
- Water-Repellent Nylon Exterior
- Zippered Lid, Quick Release Front Flap
- Front/Rear Pockets, 2 Memory Card Slots
The Commando Pro 75 DSLR Shoulder Bag from Ruggard is slightly larger than the Pro 65 and is sized to hold your large DSLR system with grip and most 15.6" laptops. The 15 x 9.5" laptop sleeve prevents your camera gear from bumping into your computer. Four removable dividers allow you to organize the interior to best suit your gear.
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Redoing this typed in wrong place.Was looking at the Commando 45,Now looking at the 75.I have a flash I like to leave the flash on camera D40(with grip)(Leave flash on for pets & grand kids)Flash camera & grip is about 10 1/2 tall. So this should work standing up?
I would say you have plenty of room for what you wish to do. Be sure the camera and flash are well padded to lessen stress on the flash foot and camera hot shoe.
Date published: 2018-08-28
Is the interior of the bag 11” tall (top to ...
Is the interior of the bag 11” tall (top to bottom) or 7.5” tall? Can’t tell from the images.
The interior height of the Ruggard Commando Pro 75 DSLR Shoulder Bag is 11".
Date published: 2026-02-25
Is this bag tall enough to accommodate an R5 with ...
Is this bag tall enough to accommodate an R5 with a 70-200 2.8 attached vertically?
Ruggard Commando Pro 75 interior size: 10.5" height, 15" length, 7" width. Supplied velcro padding is removable & adjustable. It's huge.
Date published: 2021-05-11
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Is the bag tall enough to hold a 100-400 zoom lens upright? Most bags are not large enough to hold the lens in a vertical position so much of the bag space is wasted when the lends has to lay on it's side.
Was looking at the Commando 45,Now looking at the 75.I have a flash I like to leave on camera D40(pictures of pets & grand kids).The flash on camera is about 10 1/2 tall,So this should work standing up?
Date published: 2018-08-28
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Will this bag hold the following?Nikon D5300Tamron 150-600mm lensSigma 105 mm Macro lensNikkor AF-s 70-300Nikkor AF-s 18-140various accessories (filters, pistol grip, extra batteries & memory cards)ANDIs the divider for that laptop removable -- this would be wasted space for me.Thank you
Here's a list of what my Commando Pro 75 bag contains:Nikon D750Tamron 70-200mmTamron 24-70mmNikkor 105mm MarcoWonderpana 145mm polarizerWonderpana 145mm 0.6 ND 4 filterWonderpana 145mm 0.9 ND 8 filterWonderpana 145mm 3.0 ND 1000 10 stop filterWonderpana 82mm adapter ringWonderpana 77mm adapter ringWonderpana 145mm lens coverWonderpana 6 x 8 rectangular 0.9 Soft Edge Grad ND filter.Vello ShuttterBoss cable release.spare batteries, headlamp, memory cards, camera manual, etc.The laptop divider is not removable, but that's where I keep grad filter. My Tamron 150-600mm will not fit in this bag. I keep that in a separate backpack (Lowepro Flipside 300) attached to a Nikon D700 with spare batteries and memory cards.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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Is the Quick-release front buckle and other hardware metal or plastic?
The front quick release is a large plastic buckle. All of the hardware for and on the shoulder strap is metal. I find this to be a extremely well built, large bag.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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Is there a way to attach a tripod to the Cammando Pro 75?
I have had this bag for a while and I love it, it big enough to carry all of my equipment, however, unfortunately, i have found that there is no way to attach a tripod to this bad.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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Thanks for all the answers! I actually have a 80 - 400 Nikon which is about 9.5 inches in height. If the bag interior height is 11 inches then I should be fine?
The inside measurements of the bag are L: 15in (38cm), W: 7in (18cm) and D: 11in (28cm). This should be fine I think if the lens is not attached to the camera. There is plenty of room in this bag and I didn't have any problem to use it as a carry-on on an airplane trip. It is bulky but very useful and well made. Good buy.
Date published: 2018-08-28