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Leather saddlebags and leather luggage are an important and practical accessory for every motorcycle. The rider needs a place to store some very important items. One of which would be the contents of your wallet, like license, registration, money and credit cards. A wallet can very easily fall out of your pocket when riding. Another important item would be a cell phone. So why not be safe and store it in a saddlebag or leather luggage.

Be it a short or long ride, other items should be carried when riding as well, like tools. In case you get a flat, you should have whatever quick fix is available for your bike. You will need wrenches that fit your bike, flares and flashlight. You should also have available to you a few spare fuses, spark plug and extra light bulbs. Gloves and rain gear are good to have because the weather can change quickly. If you have leather saddlebags or even the right leather luggage you can fit all of these items into them.

Now if you are planning on longer trips besides the above mentioned items you may want to consider snacks, extra clothes, sunscreen and lip balm. A first aid kit with antiseptic ointments, bandages and pain relievers. Also, bring a camera to capture and save the amazing sites and scenery or people and structures you see on your ride. But, be sure to stop riding and be off the road when snapping those pictures. You will be happy you did this when a few years down the road you can look back at all you have seen and done. All of these items and more can be stored in your saddlebags or leather luggage. These are only some helpful suggestions. Only you know the trip you are planning and will have to pack accordingly.

Motorcycles look great accessorized with saddlebags and there is a vast variety of leather saddlebags and leather luggage available to choose from. You just need to figure out what you want and prefer because only you will know what kind of trips you plan to take. There is a wide variety on-line to choose from. And yes, I advise shopping on-line as dealers and showrooms usually charge double to triple the price you really need to pay. They also might persuade you into heavier weight plastic saddlebags or nylon which do not last as long as leather. Leather is a lighter weight making it easier to carry, easily cleaned and very long lasting and durable.

So now to decide on the saddlebags. There are the throw over which are tied or buckled under the fender and seat. These are easily removable, but if you are worried about robbers you can get some locks to prevent this. The other kind of saddlebags are bolted on, which bolts securely to your motorcycle. These take more time installing and getting off. You also need to be more exact in the measurements of your bike to see what size can fit. Leather luggage can be purchased separately or in sets. But the items usually consist of tool bags to attach to the handlebars, barrel bags or backpack bags that can be attached to a sissy bar and windshield bags. You can even get complete sets that include everything, including the saddlebags, in all the same style and material and usually cost much less than buying individually.

Besides holding all of your items, leather saddlebags and leather luggage are a great way to show your style. You can find a wide variety, some with fringe, conchos, studs, buckles, zippers or snaps. (Although buckles are better for deterring a passerby and grabbing your things rather than snaps). You can even get heavy duty waterproof PVC leather. Some already have patches already in place to show your individuality or to match your other leather gear like your motorcycle vest, leather jacket, and chaps. All of which are essential to any motorcycle rider. Go on-line and check out what is available to complete your riding experience. Stay safe and happy riding.

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Hard Shell vs. Soft Camera Case

Photographers are a picky lot, and many have a favorite camera case they won't part with for love or money. But talk to a few of these picture fanatics and you'll soon discover that although they all have a favorite style, very few of them can agree on which style of camera case is best. They will endlessly argue about the advantages of a backpack style over a shoulder holster, whether you want a hand-held camera case or a rolling camera bag and which kind of interior layout is best. One of the main points of contention, however, is whether a hard shell case or a soft side camera bag is best.

The differences between the two are very similar to the differences between traditional hard shell luggage and soft shell luggage. Hard shell camera cases are made from injection molded hard plastic, while soft camera cases are usually made from high denier nylon. You can also get leather camera cases, but these are quickly losing favor in response to the versatility, stain resistance and strength of nylon.

Some photographers favor hard shell cases because they're virtually indestructible. If you're traveling around the globe and have to check your camera bag, you'll probably feel better using a hard shell case. If you're boating down the Nile River and there's a danger of your camera case falling overboard, a good hard shell camera case will float, which can save you thousands of dollars. Who wants to see their camera and gear at the bottom of the river?

That being said, most hard shell camera cases are heavy, cumbersome and can be difficult to pack. There's usually not much versatility built into the interior, so you'll have to stick with the default packing method the manufacturer has designed, even if it doesn't seem practical or intuitive to you. If you want to carry your gear around in a backpack style case, a hard shell camera case won't win points for comfort. It will tend to dig in at the shoulders and isn't going to conform to the body at all.

Soft shell camera cases made from high quality nylon, canvas or leather, with nylon being the overwhelming favorite because it's water resistant but breathable, almost impossible to tear, and comes in a variety of strengths and colors. Far more photographers use soft shell camera cases than hard shell cases.

Soft side camera cases are easier to pack and extremely versatile. Most have movable dividers that can be rearranged to suit your needs or removed to give you some extra space. They're also great for traveling with as carry-on luggage. They will conform more easily to the overhead compartment shape without banging up your gear and are easy to stow almost anywhere.

A soft backpack camera case will naturally be more comfortable than a hard shell. It will conform to the shape of your back and will have some give to it as you're moving around. The lightweight material is a bonus when you'll be hiking long distances with a backpack camera case.

The versatility of soft shell camera cases extends to their interiors. In addition to movable dividers, most will also have mesh pockets for smaller items such as memory cards and microfiber lens cloths. Some soft camera cases are expandable, so you can fill them to capacity when needed, or partially collapse the bag to make it a smaller, more manageable size if you're only carrying the essentials. Many of today's soft side camera cases are also modular – you can order two different cases that work separately, but can be fastened together to make one larger bag when needed.

The versatility and lightweight of soft camera cases place them squarely at the top of the list for most photographers. Once you've decided a soft camera case is right for you, visit some websites that specialize in camera cases to find the perfect one for your photography needs.

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Where can I find a nice leather camera bag (for my bf) that doesn't cost a fortune?

It needs to be fairly big, he has a Nikon D40, lots of filters, a few additional lenses, and other accessories. Right now they're just sort of everywhere and I think a camera bag would be a good gift, but I can't find anything I like under $130 (banana republic). I already got him another gift that was pricey. Ideas with links would be GREAT!

Check ebay and see if you can get a deal.

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