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Color: Black | Size: One Size
- Soft brushed-tricot lining protects digital equipment against dust and scratches
- Zippered front pocket provides secure, yet quick access to memory cards.
- Rear zipper design supplies easy camera access while wearing.
- Expandable front pocket ofers additional storage for batteries or other small accessory.
- Adjustable shoulder strap and belt loop offers a variety of carrying options.
- Brushed-Tricot Lined Compartment To Protect Lcd Screens From Scratching
- Zippered Memory Card Pocket
- Expandable Front Pocket For Extra Batteries Or Small Accessories
- Sturdy, Water-Resistant Outer Fabric
- Features Belt Loop & Removable Shoulder Strap For Dual Carrying Options
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Color: Black | Size: One Size
The Ridge camera pouches by Lowepro combine brilliant design with practical form and function for today's point & shoot digital cameras. Available in a few sizes, these pouches combine rugged, durable construction with practical, functional features to meet the needs of today's digital consumer. The Ridge series not only provide superior camera protection, but also reflect the adventurous lifestyles of those who use them.
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89 of 91 people found the following review helpful
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The Lowepro Ridge 10 is a nicely constructed camera case for small cameras. It's depth is about 4" and width is about 3". It holds my Canon PowerShot SD600 Digital Elph perfectly with just a bit of extra room inside the main compartment to hold a lens cleaning cloth.
The main compartment is lined with a soft material that protects your camera from getting scuffed while inside the case. A very small zippered outer compartment has space for a memory card or lens cloth, while the larger accessory pocket under the front velcro flap gives more room for batteries or other small accessories.
A shoulder strap is included and there is also a belt loop which is a non-velcro type so it won't come un-done when you least expect it.
The case is water resistant, but not waterproof. All in all, it's a decent, reasonably priced camera case for a small digital camera or other small item.
The main compartment is lined with a soft material that protects your camera from getting scuffed while inside the case. A very small zippered outer compartment has space for a memory card or lens cloth, while the larger accessory pocket under the front velcro flap gives more room for batteries or other small accessories.
A shoulder strap is included and there is also a belt loop which is a non-velcro type so it won't come un-done when you least expect it.
The case is water resistant, but not waterproof. All in all, it's a decent, reasonably priced camera case for a small digital camera or other small item.
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
The Ridge 10 case is part of a series of Ridge cases for smaller P&S cameras. I have a Ridge 30 in which I carry my Canon S90. The Ridge 10 is not big enough to carry the S90 comfortably, but it is big enough to hold a Canon Powershot S1000 or S1300 subcompact P&S. It is nicely padded and sturdily constructed. If you have a minor drop of your camera with this case around it and properly closed, it will be well protected.
The case has a beltloop that does not open or detach. I believe this is a security feature to prevent someone ripping it off of your belt by just tugging a bit. This makes it a bit less convenient to attach or detach, but it's probably a good design choice for tourists going to crowded urban areas or transportation terminals. It's also likely the best choice for someone who is participating in active outdoors use in that it won't fall off without some fairly calamitous event.
There is a detachable neck strap that is adjustable and is attached with nylon fittings to the main case. I tend to not use this as it is not padded at all and feels a bit rough on the neck if you don't have a collar to protect yourself. Other than that, nothing against this particular strap - I tend not to use them in general because they get in the way. I have tossed this one in the "bin of nylon straps" for alternate use by my kids in their projects.
The main compartment is held closed by a really aggressive velcro closure. I don't know that I would change it since it does prevent any kind of casual exit of your camera from the case, however it is somewhat noisy when opening it. This means if you intend to take your camera out during a quiet event (e.g. Wedding, presentation, etc.) you should get the camera out early under cover of other room noise because this baby sounds like sheets tearing. Once again, great for protection, but not subtle.
There is a zippered compartment in the flap for holding small, flat items. I was using it for holding SD cards. I have don't do this any more. The zipper closes by pulling it up, which means it opens by pulling it down. What I have found is that this means it opens on its own, all the time. Lowepro, if you're reading this, gravity pulls on the tails of shirts and jackets and therefore tends to pull zippers DOWN more than UP. As a result, any item placed in the zippered pocket can be at more risk than you would think. There is another pocket that is in front of the main camera compartment. Use that instead, even though it is open when you open the main flap. At least you will know when you are opening it. By the way, it is this small compartment under the flap where I store batteries and SD cards now.
I still like this case and would recommend it over most of the others out there due to the fact that although the zipper is in the wrong direction, everything else works well and it protects my camera well.
The case has a beltloop that does not open or detach. I believe this is a security feature to prevent someone ripping it off of your belt by just tugging a bit. This makes it a bit less convenient to attach or detach, but it's probably a good design choice for tourists going to crowded urban areas or transportation terminals. It's also likely the best choice for someone who is participating in active outdoors use in that it won't fall off without some fairly calamitous event.
There is a detachable neck strap that is adjustable and is attached with nylon fittings to the main case. I tend to not use this as it is not padded at all and feels a bit rough on the neck if you don't have a collar to protect yourself. Other than that, nothing against this particular strap - I tend not to use them in general because they get in the way. I have tossed this one in the "bin of nylon straps" for alternate use by my kids in their projects.
The main compartment is held closed by a really aggressive velcro closure. I don't know that I would change it since it does prevent any kind of casual exit of your camera from the case, however it is somewhat noisy when opening it. This means if you intend to take your camera out during a quiet event (e.g. Wedding, presentation, etc.) you should get the camera out early under cover of other room noise because this baby sounds like sheets tearing. Once again, great for protection, but not subtle.
There is a zippered compartment in the flap for holding small, flat items. I was using it for holding SD cards. I have don't do this any more. The zipper closes by pulling it up, which means it opens by pulling it down. What I have found is that this means it opens on its own, all the time. Lowepro, if you're reading this, gravity pulls on the tails of shirts and jackets and therefore tends to pull zippers DOWN more than UP. As a result, any item placed in the zippered pocket can be at more risk than you would think. There is another pocket that is in front of the main camera compartment. Use that instead, even though it is open when you open the main flap. At least you will know when you are opening it. By the way, it is this small compartment under the flap where I store batteries and SD cards now.
I still like this case and would recommend it over most of the others out there due to the fact that although the zipper is in the wrong direction, everything else works well and it protects my camera well.
14 of 15 people found the following review helpful
Color Name:Arctic Blue|Size Name:One Size
Perfect size for my Canon Canon PowerShot SD950IS 12.1MP Digital Camera with 3.7x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom (Titanium). Very compact case, but enough room for a spare battery and extra memory. Well-made. Great quality. Will provide ample protection for my camera. Also well sized for Canon PowerShot SD850 IS 8.0 MP Digital Elph Camera with 4x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom.
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Still going strong after almost 5 years
I got this case almost 5 years ago, to use with a digital Canon Elph. I love the case. It is still in perfect shape after 5 years of intense use. Read more
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