Tenba P-750 Pro Pak™

A detail of the Tenba P-750 Pro Pak™ camera bag from the early 1980s, with its super-cool logo which reads the same upside down (but best not to verify this when the bag is full of kit). You often see them referred to as the ‘Tenba Equa’ because the logo suggests that is the name. The bag is constructed of ‘Cordura’, a waterproof and rugged nylon. ‘Cordura’ will always win in a friction squabble with your coat or trousers.

Nikon 75-150mm f/3.5 Series E lens on a Nikon D700.

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Steve Bucknell ^club

Looks as though it might get a bit soggy and retain a mouldy odour, but perhaps that's part of its charm.

9 years ago.

The Limbo Connection ^club has replied to Steve Bucknell ^club

Various camera bag manufacturers claim their products are waterproof, or shower-proof, or water-resistant, the exact words depending on their legal departments' caution levels I suppose. The promotional literature for this early 1980s bag emphasised the use of 'Cordura', and its waterproof quality. During my ownership the bag has never received a drenching but if it did, I should be vexed to discover it became mouldy and would not regard that condition as anything near charming.

9 years ago.

Steve Bucknell ^club has replied to The Limbo Connection ^club

I stand corrected.

9 years ago.

The Limbo Connection ^club

I have now discovered it was designated the P-750.

6 years ago.

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