11 best national geographic pouches

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Below you can find our editor's choice of the best national geographic pouches on the market

National Geographic NG 1153 Earth Explorer Medium Pouch,Green

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Product description

The EARTH EXPLORER Photo Bag collection reflects National Geographic's dedication to exploration and conservation. The bags are an ideal blend of today's protective carrying technology and a traditional 'explorer' look and feel. Each bag in the EARTH EXPLORER collection has solid brass buckles with an antique finish. The Earth Explorer NG 1153 Medium Camera Pouch is designed to hold and protect a small point-and-shoot or mirrorless camera and attached lens with media accessories. Technical specifications: External Dimensions 5.12 x 3.94 x 3.15. Internal Dimensions 4.72 x 3.54 x 2.36. Weight 0.49 lbs.

ideal blend of today's protective carrying technology and a traditional 'explorer' look and feel
solid brass buckles
manufactured from a variety of materials

User questions & answers

Question:	Does this come with the shoulder strap seen in the last two pictures with the man
Answer:	Yes ,, the strap is provided . But . I use it without, just secure on the belt will do.
Question:	Will bag fit Sony A600 with kit lens (a 15-55 mm I think)? How about w
Answer:	This bag fits my a5100 w/ kit lens perfectly. A5100 and A600 are similar in size. I am certain it won't fit any NEX w/ 55-200 lens attached.
Question:	Would it hold an fujifilm instax mini 90 neo classic instant film camera
Answer:	Thought I would give an example of a camera that does fit, my Sony Nex-7 with a flatter than standard lens I had purchased separately for the body. Bit tight but works and is a wonderfully compact, rugged and high quality case - I use it all the time. The soft, non-ridged canvas proves pretty adaptable to many shapes and thus forgives a lot of the tighter fits. Interior dimensions that I measure are 3.5" wide by 2" deep by 5" tall. My camera is a bit deeper than 2" around the lens but the case is flexible enough to adjust. Hope this is a bit of help for your evaluation. If it fits, I don't believe you would be disappointed in the case.
Question:	does this case fit the sony a6000 fir the 16-50 kit lens
Answer:	No idea, I bought this pouch to use with an Olympus Trip 35, but... Measure the camera with lens attached; take a look at the Product Description on Amazon and see the end for the Internal Dimensions: "External Dimensions 5.12 x 3.94 x 3.15. Internal Dimensions 4.72 x 3.54 x 2.36. Weight 0.49 lbs." This should tell you if the bag is big enough. If not, NG makes several different sizes of this pouch, and one or another should work with your camera.

Wildflowers (National Geographic: My First Pocket Guide)

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National Geographic Pocket Guide to the Birds of North America

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC

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Cesar Millan's Short Guide to a Happy Dog: 98 Essential Tips and Techniques

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National Geographic Pocket Guide to Trees and Shrubs of North America

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Explore My World: Kangaroos

National Geographic Kids

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National Geographic Pocket Guide to Rocks and Minerals of North America (Pocket Guides)

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC

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National Geographic Pocket Guide to Insects of North America

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC

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DK Eyewitness Top 10 Tokyo (Pocket Travel Guide)

DK Eyewitness Travel

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Product features

Top 10 Tokyo Sights

Find out what to see and do at the Imperial Palace Grounds, Senso-ji Temple, Sumida River, Edo-Tokyo museum, Ueno Park, Tokyo National Museum, Koishikawa Korakuen Garden, Meiji Shrine, Yanaka and Odaiba Island.

Make the most of your time in Tokyo

This Top 10 guide also features the best of historic buildings, places of worship, museums, art galleries, modern and contemporary buildings, gardens and parks, pop culture venues, children’s attractions, things to do for free and must-see experiences off the beaten path.

Travel like a local

Discover the best sights, shops, nightlife, cafes, pubs and restaurants on offer in each of Tokyo’s neighborhoods. The pull-out map makes getting around a breeze, whether you are traveling by train, subway, bus, monorail, tram, car, taxi, bicycle or on foot.